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6(1)If the Bank is satisfied that the conditions in paragraph 7(1), (2) and (4) are met in relation to a CCP, the Bank may appoint a person to act (or more than one persons to act jointly) as a temporary manager of that CCP.
(2)A temporary manager may be appointed under sub-paragraph (1)—
(a)to replace the directors of a CCP where they have been removed in compliance with a requirement imposed under paragraph 5, or
(b)to work with the directors of a CCP.
(3)A temporary manager has the functions specified in the instrument of appointment (see paragraph 9).
(4)The functions which may be specified include (amongst other things)—
(a)ascertaining the financial position of the CCP;
(b)managing the business or part of the business of the CCP in order to preserve or restore the financial position of the CCP;
(c)taking measures to restore the prudent management of the CCP;
(d)any functions of the directors.
(5)The temporary manager may, with the consent of the Bank—
(a)require the directors to call a general meeting of the shareholders, or in the case of an unincorporated association, the members of the CCP, or
(b)in the case where all of the directors have been removed in compliance with a requirement imposed under paragraph 5, call a general meeting of the shareholders of the CCP or, if the CCP is an unincorporated association, the members of the CCP.
(6)The temporary manager may propose business for consideration at the general meeting.
(7)If the temporary manager is being appointed to work with the directors, the Bank—
(a)may require the directors not to exercise specified functions during the period of appointment;
(b)may require the directors to consult the temporary manager, or obtain the consent of the temporary manager, before taking such decisions or actions as may be specified in the requirement.
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