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A Creditor's Guide to Administrators Fees
3. The creditors’ committee
3.1 The creditors have the right to appoint a committee with a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 members. One of the functions of the committee is to determine the basis of the administrator’s remuneration. The committee is normally established at the meeting of creditors which the administrator is required to hold within a maximum of 10 weeks from the beginning of the administration to consider his proposals. The administrator must call the first meeting of the committee within 6 weeks of its establishment, and subsequent meetings must be held either at specified dates agreed by the committee, or when a member of the committee asks for one, or when the administrator decides he needs to hold one. The committee has power to summon the administrator to attend before it and provide information about the exercise of his functions.
- Introduction
- The Nature of Administration
- The Creditors’ Committee
- Fixing the Administrator’s Remuneration
- Review of Remuneration
- Approval of Pre-Administration Costs
- What Information should be provided by the Administrator?
- Progress Reports and Requests for Further Information
- Provision of Information - Additional Requirements
- What if a Creditor is Dissatisfied?
- What if the Administrator is Dissatisfied?
- Other Matters Relating to Remuneration
- Effective Date
| Remuneration of insolvency office holders in England and Wales. | ![]() |
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