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Hon Kris Faafoi
Insolvency Practitioners Regulation Bill
Government Bill
141—4B
Contents
Bill note
Key
1
Title
2
Commencement
· · · · ·
Part 3
Preliminary provisions
16
Purpose
17
Overview
18
Interpretation
19
Transitional, savings, and related provisions
20
Parts 3 to 6 bind the Crown
Part 4
Licences, accreditation, and role of Registrar
Subpart 1—Licences
Requirement to hold licence
21
Insolvency practitioner must hold licence
Issue of licence
22
Issue of licence
22A
Overseas practitioners deemed to have licence for 10 days from appointment
Licence details to be sent to Registrar
23
Accredited body must send licence details to Registrar
Conditions
24
Licence subject to conditions
Duration of licence
25
Duration of licence
Ongoing competence requirements
26
Ongoing competence requirements
27
Unsatisfactory results of competence programme
Cancellation and suspension of licences
28
Meaning of relevant authority
29
Cancellation of licences
30
Suspension of licences
31
Effect of suspension
32
Procedure relating to exercise of cancellation or suspension powers
Appeals in respect of licensing and related matters
33
Appeals in respect of licensing and related matters
Subpart 2—Registrar may prescribe licensing and other matters
34
Registrar may prescribe licensing and other matters
35
Minimum standards for licence
36
Principles guiding prescribing of licensing and other matters
37
Registrar must consult before publishing notices
38
Other provisions relating to notices under section 34
Subpart 3—Register of licensed insolvency practitioners
39
Register of licensed insolvency practitioners
40
Operation of and access to register
41
Purposes of register
42
Contents of register
43
Obligation to notify Registrar of prescribed changes
44
Registrar must amend register in certain circumstances
45
Search of register
Subpart 4—Accreditation
46
Registrar may grant accreditation
47
Accreditation subject to conditions
48
Rules of accredited bodies
49
Accredited bodies must supply report and annual confirmation to Registrar
50
Registrar must publish plan relating to insolvency practitioner regulation and oversight
51
Publication of policies
52
Registrar must monitor regulatory systems
53
Registrar must report on regulatory systems of each accredited body
54
Registrar may give directions
55
Requirements relating to directions
56
Offence to contravene directions
57
Registrar may suspend or cancel accreditation or censure accredited body in certain circumstances
58
Requirements relating to orders
59
Effect of suspension or cancellation on licences issued by accredited body or former accredited body
60
Registrar must give opportunity to make submissions
61
Appeals
62
Provisions relating to disciplinary proceedings conducted by accredited bodies
Subpart 5—Investigations by Registrar
63
Registrar may start or take over investigation or investigate in conjunction with accredited body
64
Relationship between Registrar’s investigation and other investigations or proceedings
65
Accredited body must give reasonable assistance
65A
Accredited bodies required to provide information have privileges of witnesses in court
66
Disciplinary powers of Registrar
67
Miscellaneous matters relating to orders
Subpart 6—Overseas practitioners, members of recognised bodies, and members of religious societies and orders
68
Exemption from membership requirement for certain overseas practitioners, members of recognised bodies, and members of religious societies and orders
69
Requirements for arrangement
70
End of exemption from membership requirement
Part 5
Provisions relating to insolvency practitioners
Subpart 1—Duty to report serious problems
71
Duty of insolvency practitioners to report serious problems
72
Insolvency practitioner must provide further assistance after providing report
73
Confidentiality of information and documents
74
Conditions relating to publication or disclosure of information or documents
75
Protection of persons who report serious problems
Subpart 2—Restrictions on insolvency practitioners
77
Meaning of arm’s-length terms
78
Restriction on purchase of assets
79
Restriction on purchase of goods or services from person connected with insolvency practitioner
Part 6
Solvent company liquidators, miscellaneous matters, and regulations
Subpart 1—Solvent company liquidators
80
Solvent company liquidators
81
Power of Registrar to recognise professional body
Subpart 2—Other miscellaneous matters
82
Registrar’s functions
83
Registrar’s power of inspection
84
Registrar may act as accredited body
85
Protection from liability for accredited bodies and others
86
Sharing of information and documents between accredited bodies and Registrar
87
Notice and service of documents
88
False declarations and representations
89
Registrar may refuse to take step before fee, charge, or cost paid
90
Registrar may refuse to accept document
91
Power of Registrar to delegate
Subpart 3—Regulations
and levy provisions
92
Regulations
92A
Levy of persons registered or incorporated under certain Acts
92B
Minister must consult about levy regulations
93
Consequential amendments
· · · · ·
Schedule 4
Transitional, savings, and related provisions
Schedule 5
Consequential amendments
Legislative history
The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows: