Rescue, Rehabilitation and Insolvency (Corporate and Personal) Act 2026 · As enacted · Part I
18. Suspension of registration
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The Authority may suspend a person’s registration as an Insolvency Practitioner –
as the first step under subsection (3) of section 19;
if it is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the person does not continue to meet or has not continued to meet the requirements for registration as an Insolvency Practitioner maintained under section 14;
if it is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the person does not meet or has not met a condition imposed on the person’s registration as an
Insolvency Practitioner under section 15;
if it is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the person does not comply with or has not complied with the requirement in section 20;
if it makes an inquiry into the conduct or performance of the Insolvency Practitioner under section 23; or
as a type of disciplinary action under section 24, on such terms and conditions as necessary, subject to any limit on the period of suspension as may be prescribed.
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With respect to suspension of a registration under subsection (1), the Authority shall follow such procedure as may be prescribed, including in the case of paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) as to –
giving the Insolvency Practitioner a prior opportunity to be heard on the matter; and
appeals.
For so long as a person’s registration as an Insolvency
Practitioner is suspended under subsection (1), the person shall not be appointed or act as a key office holder.
The Authority shall review suspended registrations at such times or on such occasions as may be prescribed, and in any event at or around the time at which the suspension is ended.
With respect to review of a suspended registration under subsection (4), the Authority shall follow such procedure as may be prescribed, including as to –
giving the Insolvency Practitioner a prior opportunity to be heard on the matter; and
appeals.
On completing a review under subsection (4), the
Authority may end the suspension or extend the suspension, subject to any limit on the period of suspension as may be prescribed.
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