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PART 2 REGISTRATION OF SEs AND THE REGISTRAR ETC.
5.Registration of an SE formed by merger in accordance with Article 2(1)
6.Registration of the formation of a holding SE in accordance with Article 2(2)
7.Registration of the formation of a subsidiary SE in accordance with Article 2(3)
8.Registration of an SE by the transformation of a public company in accordance with Article 2(4)
9.Registration of an SE formed as the subsidiary of an SE in accordance with Article 3(2)
10.Registration of an SE on the transfer of its registered office to Great Britain in accordance with Article 8
11.Certificate of the competent authority under Article 8(8)
15.False statements in documents sent to the registrar or the Secretary of State
CHAPTER 2 PARTICIPATING COMPANIES AND THE SPECIAL NEGOTIATING BODY
CHAPTER 3 ELECTION OR APPOINTMENT OF UK MEMBERS OF THE SPECIAL NEGOTIATING BODY
CHAPTER 8 PROTECTION FOR MEMBERS OF SPECIAL NEGOTIATING BODY, ETC.
PART 4 EXERCISE OF MEMBER STATES OPTIONS UNDER THE EC REGULATION
55.Participation in the formation of an SE by a company formed under the law of a Member State whose head office is not in the Community (Article 2(5))
56.Additional forms of publication of transfer proposal (Article 8(2))
57.Extension of protection given by Article 8(7) to liabilities incurred prior to transfer (Article 8(7))
58.Power of the competent authorities of a Member State to oppose a transfer on public interest grounds (Article 8(14))
59.Power of the management or administrative organ of an SE to amend statutes where in conflict with employee involvement arrangements (Article 12(4))
60.Power of the competent authorities of a Member State to oppose the participation of a merging company governed by its law on public interest grounds (Article 19)
61.Minimum number of members of the management organ (Article 39(4))
62.Minimum number of members of the supervisory organ (Article 40(3))
63.Members of the supervisory organ to be entitled to require the management organ to provide certain information (Article 41(3))
64.Minimum number of members of an administrative organ (Article 43(2))
65.Timing of the first general meeting of an SE (Article 54(1))
66.Proportion of shareholders of an SE who may require one or more additional items to be put on the agenda of any general meeting (Article 56)
67.SEs subject to law on public limited liability companies as regard the expression of their capital (Article 67(1))
PART 5 PROVISIONS REQUIRED BY THE EC REGULATION
68.Publication of terms of transfer, formation and conversion (Articles 8(2), 32(3) and 37(5))
70.Publication of fulfilment of conditions for the formation of a holding SE (Article 33(3))
71.Publication of other documents or information (Articles 8(12), 15(2), 59(3) and 65)
72.Protection of creditors and others on a transfer (Article 8(7))
73.Power of Secretary of State where an SE no longer complies with the requirements of Article 7
74.Review of decisions of a competent authority (Articles 8(14) and 19)
PART 6 PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE EFFECTIVE APPLICATION OF THE EC REGULATION
76.Enforcement of obligation to amend Statutes in conflict with Arrangements for Employee Involvement
77.Records of an SE transferred under Article 8(11) or a public company ceasing to exist under Article 29(1) and (2)
78.Application of enactments to members of supervisory, management and administrative organs
80.Particulars of members to be registered under regulation 79
82.Notification of Amendments to Statutes and Insolvency Events (Articles 59(3) and 65)
83.Accounting Reference Period and Financial Year of Transferring SE
PROVISIONS OF THE 1985 ACT APPLYING TO THE REGISTRATION OF SEs
STANDARD RULES ON EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT
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