Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020
Provisions
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Moratorium6
Arrangements and reconstructions for companies in financial difficulty1
Administration: sales to connected persons2
Winding-up petitions2
Wrongful trading2
Termination clauses in supply contracts6
Power to amend corporate insolvency or governance legislation: Great Britain8
Power to amend corporate insolvency or governance legislation: Northern Ireland9
Meetings and filings4
Powers to change periods2
Implementation of insolvency measures4
General4
SCHEDULE 354
Insolvency Act 1986
Building Societies Act 1986
The Financial Markets and Insolvency (Settlement Finality) Regulations 1999
Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000
The Limited Liability Partnerships Regulations 2001
The Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Disclosure of Confidential Information) Regulations 2001
The Financial Collateral Arrangements (No.2) Regulations 2003
The Insolvency Practitioners Regulations 2005
Banking Act 2009
Charities Act 2011
The Investment Bank Special Administration Regulations 2011
The Charitable Incorporated Organisations (Insolvency and Dissolution) Regulations 2012
Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014
The International Interests in Aircraft Equipment (Cape Town Convention) Regulations 2015
SCHEDULE 492
PART 1 – “Relevant period” and powers to turn off temporary provision › “Relevant period”
PART 1 – “Relevant period” and powers to turn off temporary provision › Power to turn off particular provisions of Part 2 of this Schedule early
PART 1 – “Relevant period” and powers to turn off temporary provision › Power to turn off provisions of Parts 3 and 4 of this Schedule early etc
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › “Eligible” company: additional exclusion
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Relaxation of conditions for obtaining moratorium etc
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Relaxation of conditions for extending moratorium obtained during relevant period
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Monitoring of moratorium obtained during relevant period
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Termination of moratorium obtained during relevant period
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › “Coronavirus”
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Introductory
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Definition of “the court”
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Content of documents relating to the obtaining or extending of a moratorium: general
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Authentication of documents relating to obtaining or extending moratorium: general
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Notice that directors wish to obtain a moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Proposed monitor's statement and consent to act
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Timing of statements for obtaining moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Notice by monitor where moratorium comes into force
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Notice that directors wish to extend a moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Extension under section A10 or A11 of the Insolvency Act 1986: notices and statements
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Timing of statements for extension under section A10 or A11
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Obtaining creditor consent: qualifying decision procedure
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Content of application to the court for extension of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Timing of statements accompanying application to court for extension of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Notices about change in end of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Notification by directors of insolvency proceedings etc
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Notice of termination of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Termination of moratorium under section A38(1)(d) of the Insolvency Act 1986
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Replacement of monitor or additional monitor: statement and consent to act
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Replacement of monitor or additional monitor: notification
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Challenge to monitor's remuneration
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Challenge to directors' actions: qualifying decision procedure
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Priority of moratorium debts etc in subsequent winding up
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Priority of moratorium debts etc in subsequent administration
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Prescribed format of documents
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Delivery of documents
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Applications to court
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Identification details for a company
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Contact details of a monitor or other office-holder
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › “The England and Wales Insolvency Rules”
PART 3 – Temporary rules: England and Wales › Interpretation: general
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Introductory
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Definition of “the court”
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Content of documents relating to the obtaining or extending of a moratorium: general
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Authentication of documents relating to obtaining or extending moratorium: general
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Notice that directors wish to obtain a moratorium
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Proposed monitor's statement and consent to act
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Timing of statements for obtaining moratorium
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Notice by monitor where moratorium comes into force
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Notice that directors wish to extend a moratorium
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Extension under section A10 or A11 of the Insolvency Act 1986: notices and statements
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Timing of statements for extension under section A10 or A11
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Obtaining creditor consent: qualifying decision procedure
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Content of application to the court for extension of moratorium
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Timing of statements accompanying application to court for extension of moratorium
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Notices about change in end of moratorium
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Notification by directors of insolvency proceedings etc
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Notice of termination of moratorium
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Termination of moratorium under section A38(1)(d) of the Insolvency Act 1986
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Replacement of monitor or additional monitor: statement and consent to act
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Replacement of monitor or additional monitor: notification
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Challenge to monitor's remuneration
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Challenge to directors' actions: qualifying decision procedure
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Priority of moratorium debts etc in subsequent winding up
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Priority of moratorium debts etc in subsequent administration
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Prescribed format of documents
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Delivery of documents
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Identification details for a company
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Contact details of a monitor or other office-holder
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › “The Scottish Insolvency Rules”
PART 4 – Temporary rules: Scotland › Interpretation: general
PART 5 – Entities other than companies
SCHEDULE 739
The Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 1989
Building Societies Act 1986
Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000
The Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Disclosure of Confidential Information) Regulations 2001
The Insolvency Practitioners Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2006
Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 2002 (S.I. 2002/3152 (N.I. 6))
Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 2005 (S.I. 2005/1455 (N.I. 10))
Insolvency (Amendment) Act (Northern Ireland) 2016
SCHEDULE 856
PART 1 – “Relevant period” and powers to turn off temporary provision › “Relevant period”
PART 1 – “Relevant period” and powers to turn off temporary provision › Power to turn off particular provisions of Part 2 of this Schedule early
PART 1 – “Relevant period” and powers to turn off temporary provision › Power to turn off provisions of Part 3 of this Schedule early etc
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › “Eligible” company: additional exclusion
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Relaxation of conditions for obtaining moratorium etc
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Relaxation of conditions for extending moratorium obtained during relevant period
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Monitoring of moratorium obtained during relevant period
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › Termination of moratorium obtained during relevant period
PART 2 – Modifications to primary legislation › “Coronavirus”
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Introductory
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Content of documents relating to the obtaining or extending of a moratorium: general
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Authentication of documents relating to obtaining or extending moratorium: general
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Notice that directors wish to obtain a moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Proposed monitor's statement and consent to act
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Timing of statements for obtaining moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Notice by monitor where moratorium comes into force
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Notice that directors wish to extend a moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Extension under Article 13CA or 13CB of the Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 1989: notices and statements
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Timing of statements for extension under Article 13CA or 13CB
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Obtaining creditor consent at meeting
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Content of application to the High Court for extension of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Timing of statements accompanying application to High Court for extension of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Notices about change in end of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Notification by directors of insolvency proceedings etc
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Notice of termination of moratorium
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Termination of moratorium under Article 13ED(1)(d) of the Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 1989
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Replacement of monitor or additional monitor: statement and consent to act
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Replacement of monitor or additional monitor: notification
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Challenge to monitor's remuneration
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Challenge to directors' actions: meeting
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Priority of moratorium debts etc in subsequent winding up
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Priority of moratorium debts etc in subsequent administration
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Prescribed format of documents
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Authentication of applications, notices and statements
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Modifications to the Insolvency Rules
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Identification details for a company
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Contact details of a monitor or other office-holder
PART 3 – Temporary rules › “The Insolvency Rules”
PART 3 – Temporary rules › Interpretation: general
PART 4 – Entities other than companies
SCHEDULE 951
PART 1 – Main provisions
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Finance Act 1986
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Insolvency Act 1986
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 1989 (S.I. 1989/2405 (N.I. 19))
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Water Industry Act 1991
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Value Added Tax Act 1994
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Housing Act 1996
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Financial Services and Markets Act 2000
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Enterprise Act 2002
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Energy Act 2004
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 2005 (S.I. 2005/1455 (N.I. 10))
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Companies Act 2006
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Housing and Regeneration Act 2008
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Corporation Tax Act 2009
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Corporation Tax Act 2010
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 2010
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Housing (Scotland) Act 2010 (asp 17)
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Mutuals' Deferred Shares Act 2015
SCHEDULE 105
Restriction on winding-up petitions
Modification of Insolvency Rules and Rules of Court
Interpretation
General
SCHEDULE 114
Restriction on winding-up petitions
Modification of Insolvency Rules
Interpretation
General
SCHEDULE 128
PART 1 – Exclusions
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Amendments to Acts
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Amendments to subordinate legislation
SCHEDULE 135
PART 1 – Exclusions
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Amendments to Acts
PART 2 – Consequential amendments › Amendment to subordinate legislation
SCHEDULE 1410
Meaning of “qualifying body”
Meaning of “relevant period”
Meetings of qualifying bodies held during the relevant period
Meetings of qualifying bodies held during the relevant period: power to make further provision
Extension of period for qualifying body to hold annual general meeting
Power to extend period for qualifying body to hold annual general meeting
Regulations made by the Secretary of State or the Treasury
Regulations made by the Scottish Ministers
Regulations made by the Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland
Other interpretation
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