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104.—(1) Where it is resolved by a creditors and clients’ meeting to establish a creditors’ committee for the purposes of the special administration, the committee shall consist of at least 3 and not more than 5 persons elected at the meeting.
(2) In a special administration (bank insolvency), the FSCS shall be a member of the creditors’ committee unless it informs the administrator prior to the meeting referred to in paragraph (1) that it does not wish to be a member.
(3) Where paragraph (1) applies, before receiving nominations for members of the committee, the administrator will set out the maximum number of members to be elected onto the committee by each class of voter so as to ensure that, subject to paragraph (2), the make-up of the committee is a reflection of all parties with an interest in the achievement of the special administration objectives.
(4) The classes of voters mentioned in paragraph (3) are—
(a)creditors; and
(b)clients.
(5) A person claiming to be a creditor is entitled to be a member of the committee provided that—
(a)that person’s claim has neither been wholly disallowed for voting purposes, nor wholly rejected for the purpose of distribution or dividend; and
(b)the claim mentioned in sub-paragraph (a) is not fully secured.
(6) A person claiming to be a client is entitled to be a member of the committee provided that that person’s claim in respect of client assets has neither been wholly disallowed for voting purposes, nor wholly rejected for the purpose of returning client assets.
(7) A body corporate may be a member of the committee, but it cannot act as such otherwise than by a representative appointed under rule 109.
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