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Regulation 16(a)
1. The trust deed.
2. The statement (signed by the trustee and the debtor) referred to in regulation 6.
3. The notice referred to in regulation 7.
4. The statement of the debtor’s affairs referred to in regulation 8(c).
5. Copies of any statements of objection or accession received from creditors.
6. A copy of the statement of anticipated realisations referred to in regulation 10(1)(f).
7. A copy of any statement of status referred to in regulation 17(3).
8. Any adjudication on claims by creditors.
9. Any scheme of division amongst creditors.
10. Any circular sent to creditors with accounts.
11. Form of the debtor’s discharge from the trust deed.
12. Any form sent to creditors requesting the trustee’s discharge.
13. A copy of the statement of realisations referred to in regulation 22(b).
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