a petition is presented under section 124 of the Insolvency Act 1986, by a person other than the Secretary of State, for the winding up of the provider;

an application is made by the provider under section 105(3) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 for permission to pass a resolution for voluntary winding up;

an application is made in accordance with paragraph 12 of Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986, by a person other than the Secretary of State, for an administration order in respect of the provider;

a notice of the appointment of an administrator of the provider under paragraph 14 or 22 of Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986 is filed with the court under paragraph 18 or 29 of that Schedule;

notice of intention to enforce a security over property of the provider is given under section 108(2)(a) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 or the requirement to give such notice is waived under section 108(2)(b) of that Act.

the expiry of the relevant period,

the making of a housing administration order under Chapter 5 of Part 4 of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 in relation to the registered provider, or

the cancellation of the moratorium (see subsection (5)).

the period of 28 days beginning with the F8relevant day, plus

any period by which that period is extended under subsection (3).

in the case of an event mentioned in section 145(2)(a), the day on which notice under section 104(2)(a) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 is given or on which the requirement to give such notice is waived under section 104(2)(b) of that Act;

in the case of an event mentioned in section 145(2)(b), the day on which notice under section 105(4)(a) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 is given or on which the requirement to give such notice is waived under section 105(4)(b) of that Act;

in the case of an event mentioned in section 145(2)(c), the day on which notice under section 106(3)(a)(i) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 is given or on which the requirement to give such notice is waived under section 106(3)(a)(ii) of that Act;

in the case of an event mentioned in section 145(2)(d), the day on which notice under section 107(4)(a)(i) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 is given or on which the requirement to give such notice is waived under section 107(4)(a)(ii) of that Act;

in the case of an event mentioned in section 145(2)(e), the day of that event.

the regulator has made reasonable enquiries with a view to locating secured creditors of the registered provider, and

where the regulator located one or more such creditors, each of them has consented to the extension.

the registered provider, F11and

any liquidator, administrator, administrative receiver or receiver appointed in respect of the registered provider or its land, F12...

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the registered provider, and

such of its secured creditors as the regulator is able to locate after making reasonable enquiries.

if it extends a moratorium, and

when a moratorium ends.

start a new moratorium, or

alter the existing moratorium's duration.

a moratorium in respect of a F22private registered provider ends otherwise than by cancellation, and

a further F23event mentioned in section 145(2) occurs in relation to the provider within the period of 3 years beginning with the end of the moratorium.

the regulator has made reasonable enquiries with a view to locating secured creditors of the registered provider, and

where the regulator located one or more such creditors, each of them has consented to the further moratorium.

the HCA,

the registered provider,F27and

any liquidator, administrator, administrative receiver or receiver appointed in respect of the registered provider or any of its land, F28...

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F33... give the registered provider a direction under section 32(4), F34or

F35... take steps to enforce such a direction against the registered provider.

may be given before the moratorium begins, and

may be subject to conditions.

an assured tenancy, or

an assured agricultural occupancy.

section 180, F39...

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it requires the regulator's consent under section 148, and

the regulator has not given consent.

the disposal is of a single dwelling, and

the registered provider reasonably believes at the time of the disposal that the buyer intends to use the property as the buyer's principal residence.

the end of the moratorium,

when the regulator notifies the interim manager that there are proposals under section 152 which are agreed proposals, or

a date specified in the appointment.

any power specified in the appointment, and

any other power in relation to the registered provider's affairs required by the manager for the purposes specified in the appointment (including the power to enter into agreements and take other action on behalf of the registered provider).

dispose of land, or

grant security over land.

have regard to the interests of the registered provider's creditors as a whole, and

so far as is reasonably practicable avoid worsening the position of unsecured creditors.

a preferential debt being paid otherwise than in priority to a non-preferential debt, F42...

an ordinary preferential debt being paid otherwise than in priority to a secondary preferential debt,

a preferential creditor (PC1) being paid a smaller proportion of F44an ordinary preferential debt than another preferential creditor (PC2) (unless PC1 consents) F45...

a preferential creditor (PC1) being paid a smaller proportion of a secondary preferential debt than another preferential creditor (PC2) (unless PC2 consents) F47or

may not require it to act outside the terms of its trusts, and

may provide for the disposal of accommodation only to another charity whose objects the regulator thinks are similar to those of C1.

the registered provider,

its tenants (so far as is reasonably practicable) F48or its contract-holders (so far as is reasonably practicable),

if the regulator is able to locate any secured creditors of the registered provider after making reasonable enquiries, those creditors,

if the registered provider is F50a registered society, the F51Financial Conduct Authority, and

if the registered provider is a registered charity, the Charity Commission.

the registered provider F54...,

the secured creditors located for the purposes of subsection (1), and

any liquidator, administrator, administrative receiver or receiver appointed in respect of the registered provider or any of its land.

the registered provider's members,

its tenants F57or contract-holders and

its unsecured creditors.

each secured creditor to whom the F60draft proposals were required to be sent consents by notice to the regulator, and

the regulator consents.

the registered provider F61...,

F62any secured creditors to whom F63draft proposals were sent,

any liquidator, administrator, administrative receiver or receiver appointed in respect of the registered provider or any of its land,

if the registered provider is F50a registered society, the F64Financial Conduct Authority, and

if the registered provider is a registered charity, the Charity Commission.

the registered provider's members,

its tenants F65or contract-holders and

its unsecured creditors.

the regulator,

the registered provider,

its creditors, and

any liquidator, administrator, administrative receiver or receiver appointed in respect of the registered provider or any of its land.

in the case of a charitable trust, its trustees,

in the case of a charitable incorporated organisation, its charity trustees (as defined by section 177 of the Charities Act 2011),

in the case of a limited liability partnership, its members,

in the case of F50a registered society, its committee members, and

in the case of a registered company, its directors.

may do anything necessary for the purpose of the appointment,

acts as the registered provider's agent (and is not personally liable on a contract), and

has ostensible authority to act for the registered provider (so that a person dealing with the manager in good faith and for value need not inquire into the manager's powers).

to sell or otherwise dispose of land by public auction or private contract;

to raise or borrow money;

to grant security over land;

to grant or accept surrender of a lease;

to take a lease;

to take possession of property;

to appoint a solicitor, accountant or other professional to assist the manager;

to appoint agents and staff (and to dismiss them);

to make payments;

to bring or defend legal proceedings;

to refer a question to arbitration;

to make any arrangement or compromise;

to carry on the business of the registered provider;

to carry out works and do other things in connection with the management or transfer of land;

to take out insurance;

to use the registered body's seal;

to execute in the name and on behalf of the registered provider any deed, receipt or other document;

to do anything incidental to a power in paragraphs (a) to (q).

an instrument providing for the amalgamation of the society with another F69registered society, or

an instrument transferring its engagements.

lend staff;

arrange payment of the manager's remuneration and expenses.

make grants,

make loans,

indemnify a manager,

make payments in connection with secured loans, and

guarantee payments in connection with secured loans.

confirm, annul or modify an act of the manager;

give the manager directions;

make any other order.

confirm, annul or modify the action;

grant relief by way of injunction, damages or otherwise.