Rescue, Rehabilitation and Insolvency (Corporate and Personal) Act 2026 · As enacted · Part I
14. Registration
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An individual may apply to the Authority, in such manner and upon the payment of such registration fee as may be prescribed, for registration as an Insolvency Practitioner.
Upon receipt of an application under subsection (1), the Authority –
shall follow such procedure as may be prescribed, including as to appeals; and
shall, in accordance with that procedure and subject to subsection (4), register the person as an Insolvency Practitioner and issue a certificate of registration, in the manner prescribed.
The requirements with which a person must comply in order to be registered as an Insolvency Practitioner shall include such requirements as to professional qualifications and experience, relevant examinations, and other relevant criteria, as are–
prescribed; or
contained in any rules made by the Authority.
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The Authority may not register a person as an
Insolvency Practitioner unless it is satisfied that the person –
is a fit and proper person to be appointed and act as a key office holder; and
complies with the requirements for registration as an Insolvency Practitioner referred to in subsection (3).
The Authority may register a person as an Insolvency
Practitioner for a fixed period of one year or for such other period as may be prescribed, subject to renewal, cancellation or suspension of the registration under this Part.
Part II
Personal Insolvency: Principles
Part III
Debt Protection Moratorium Order
Part IV
Debt Restructuring Arrangements
Part V
Debt Rehabilitation Orders
Part VI
Part VII
Personal Insolvency Register
Part VIII
Part IX
Part X
Compromises
Part XI
Micro Small Medium Enterprise (MSME) Company Debt Restructuring Arrangements
Part XII
Part XIII
Part XIV