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64.—(1) If, at the initial meeting of creditors and clients, there is not the requisite majority for approval of the statement of proposals (with or without any modifications), the administrator may, and shall if a resolution is passed to that effect, adjourn the meeting for not more than 14 days (subject to any direction by the court).
(2) If there are subsequently further adjournments, the final adjournment must not be to a day later than 14 days after the date on which the meeting was originally held, (subject to any direction by the court).
(3) Where a meeting is adjourned under this rule, proofs and proxies may be used if lodged at any time up to 12.00 hours on the business day immediately before the adjourned meeting.
(4) Where at the initial meeting, the proposals were approved (whether or not with modifications) by one class of voter but not the other, that approval shall no longer stand at the adjourned meeting unless the version of the proposals to be voted on has not been modified from the version that was approved.
(5) If the administrator is unable to get the requisite majority of creditors or clients for approval of the statement of proposals, the administrator may apply to the court for directions under paragraph 63.
(6) This rule shall not apply in a special administration (bank administration).
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