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3.—(1) An administrator appointed under a special administration (bank administration) order has the following objectives—
(a)Objective A: to provide support for a private sector purchaser or bridge bank (see section 138 of the Act as applied by paragraph 6), and
(b)the special administration objectives as set out in regulation 10.
(2) Objective A takes precedence over the special administration objectives until the Bank of England notifies the administrator that the residual bank is no longer required in connection with the private sector purchaser or bridge bank, but the administrator is to begin working on the special administration objectives immediately on appointment in accordance with regulation 10.
(3) A notice under sub-paragraph (2) is referred to as an “Objective A Achievement Notice”.
(4) The administrator must not comply with a direction of the FSA given under regulation 16 in a way which prejudices the achievement of Objective A.
(5) In pursuing the special administration objectives following transfer to a bridge bank, the administrator may not realise any asset unless—
(a)the asset is on a list of realisable assets agreed between the administrator and the Bank of England; or
(b)the Bank of England has given an Objective A Achievement Notice.
(6) The reference to ‘asset’ in sub-paragraph (5) does not include client assets.
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