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2.25.—(1) The nominee must invite the members of the company to consider a proposal by summoning a meeting of the company as required by section 3.
(2) The nominee must invite the creditors to consider the proposal by way of a decision procedure.
(3) In the case of the members, the nominee must deliver to every person whom the nominee believes to be a member a notice which must—
(a)identify the proceedings;
(b)state the venue for the meeting;
(c)state the effect of the following—
(i)rule 2.35 about members’ voting rights,
(ii)rule 2.36 about the requisite majority of members for passing resolutions, and
(iii)rule 15.35 about rights of appeal; and
(d)be accompanied by—
(i)a copy of the proposal,
(ii)a copy of the statement of affairs, or if the nominee thinks fit a summary including a list of creditors with the amounts of their debts,
(iii)the nominee’s comments on the proposal, unless the nominee is the administrator or liquidator, and
(iv)details of each resolution to be voted on.
(4) In the case of the creditors, the nominee must deliver to each creditor a notice in respect of the decision procedure which complies with rule 15.8 so far as is relevant.
(5) The notice must also—
(a)be accompanied by—
(i)a copy of the proposal,
(ii)a copy of the statement of affairs, or if the nominee thinks fit a summary including a list of creditors with the amounts of their debts, and
(iii)the nominee’s comments on the proposal, unless the nominee is the administrator or liquidator; and
(b)state how a creditor may propose a modification to the proposal, and how the nominee will deal with such a proposal for a modification.
(6) The notice may also state that the results of the consideration of the proposal will be made available for viewing and downloading on a website and that no other notice will be delivered to the creditors or members (as the case may be).
(7) Where the results of the consideration of the proposal are to be made available for viewing and downloading on a website the nominee must comply with the requirements for use of a website to deliver a document set out in rule 1.49(2)(a) to (c), (3) and (4) with any necessary adaptations and rule 1.49(5)(a) applies to determine the time of delivery of the document.
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