The administrator may seek to obtain the agreement of members of the creditors’ committee to a resolution by delivering to every member of the creditors’ committee (or designated representative) a copy of the proposed resolution.

Where the administrator makes use of this procedure, the administrator must notify each member or their representative of each proposed resolution on which a decision is sought.

The FCA must also be notified of each proposed resolution under this rule.

Any member of the creditors’ committee may, within seven business days of the date of the administrator notifying them of a resolution, require the administrator to summon a meeting of the creditors’ committee to consider matters raised by the resolution.

In the absence of such a request, the resolution is deemed to have been passed by the creditors’ committee if and when the administrator is notified in writing by a majority of the members that they agree with the resolution.

A copy of every resolution passed under this rule, and a note that the creditors’ committee’s concurrence was obtained, must be kept with the records of the proceedings.