The Insolvency (Moratorium) (Special Administration for Energy Licensees) Regulations 2020

Modification of section A17 (obligations to notify change in end of moratorium)

7.  Section A17 of the 1986 Act applies as if—

(a) after subsection (1), there were inserted—

“(1A) The table imposes obligations on the directors of a protected energy company, a smart meter communication licensee or an energy supply company to give documents to the Secretary of State and GEMA where a moratorium for the company is extended or comes to an end.

	Where a moratorium is extended or comes to an end under or by virtue of the following provision	the directors must (except for any document that the directors have already given to them) give to the Secretary of State and GEMA a copy of
1	Section A10	The documents filed with the court under section A10(1).
2	Section A11	The documents filed with the court under section A11(1).
3	Section A13(4)	The application under section A13(1), the documents filed with the court under section A13(2), and the court order made under section A13(4).
4	Section A13(7)(a)	The application under section A13(1) and the documents filed with the court under section A13(2).
5	Section A13(7)(b)(ii)	The application under section A13(1), the documents filed with the court under section A13(2), any withdrawal of the application and any court order made under section A13(7)(b)(ii).
6	Section A14(2)(a)	The proposal referred to in section A14(1)(a).
7	Section A14(2)(b)	The proposal referred to in section A14(1)(a).
8	Section A15	The application referred to in section A15(1)(a), and any court order made under section A15(2).
9	Section A42	The court order made under section A42(4).
10	Section A44	The court order made under section A44(3).

(1B) The documents specified in subsection (1A) must be given to the Secretary of State and GEMA within five business days beginning with the day on which the directors give the notice under subsection (1).”;

(b) after subsection (4), there were inserted—

“(4A) A notice required to be given by the monitor under subsection (2) or (3) to the Secretary of State and GEMA must be given within five business days beginning with the day on which the duty to give the notice arises.”; and

(c) after subsection (8)(d), there were inserted—

“(e) in a case where the company is a protected energy company, a smart meter communication licensee or an energy supply company, the Secretary of State and GEMA.”.