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A step specified in the Table has effect only if the person specified has given the regulator notice.
Step | Person to give notice |
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Any step, of a kind prescribed for the purposes of this section by the Secretary of State by order, to enforce a security over land held by a registered provider | The person taking the step |
Presenting a petition for the winding up of a registered provider which is— (a) a registered company, or (b) an industrial and provident society But not the presenting of a petition by the regulator under section 166 | The petitioner |
Passing a resolution for the winding up of a registered provider which is— (a) a registered company, or (b) an industrial and provident society But not the passing of a resolution for winding-up where the regulator’s consent is required under section 162 or 164 | The registered provider |
Making an administration application in accordance with paragraph 12 of Schedule B1 to the Insolvency Act 1986 in respect of a registered provider which is a registered company | The applicant |
Appointing an administrator under paragraph 14 or 22 of that Schedule in respect of a registered provider which is a registered company | The person making the appointment |
Filing with the court a copy of a notice of intention to appoint a person under either of those paragraphs in respect of a registered provider which is a registered company | The person filing the notice |
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