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2.32.—(1) If, in response to a notice inviting the creditors to consider the proposal other than at a meeting, a creditor proposes that a person other than the nominee be appointed as supervisor, that person’s consent to act and confirmation that that person is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the company must be delivered to the nominee by the decision date.
(2) Where the members of the company are using the written resolution procedure and a member proposes that a person other than the nominee be appointed as supervisor, that person’s consent to act and confirmation that that person is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the company must be delivered to the nominee by the deadline for receipt of members’ votes.
(3) If, at either a meeting of the company or the creditors to consider the proposal, a resolution is moved for the appointment of a person other than the nominee to be supervisor, the person moving the resolution must produce to the chair at or before the meeting—
(a)confirmation that the person proposed as supervisor is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the company; and
(b)that person’s written consent to act (unless that person is present at the meeting and there signifies consent to act).
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