215. Combined initial and outcome meeting

the business referred to in subsection (3) of section 212; and

a resolution of creditors on approval of a proposed deed of company arrangement specified in the resolution.

giving written notice of the combined initial and outcome meeting to as many of the company’s creditors as is reasonably practicable; and

giving public notice of the meeting.

state that an administrator has been appointed;

state the following :–

the administrator’s full name;

the date of the appointment;

the identity of the appointer of the administrator and, where the appointer was the court, the identity of the person on whose application the appointment was made; and

the administrator’s office address and contact number to which, during normal working hours, inquiries may be directed;

specify –

the documents to be tabled at the meeting;

the business to be conducted at the meeting;

if the administrator is seeking to establish an administration creditors’ committee –

summarise the matters referred to in section 217; and

invite nominations for membership of an administration creditors’ committee.

the directors’ statement provided to the administrator under section 219;

a report by the administrator about –

the affairs, business, property and financial circumstances of the company;

all agreements, transactions and dealings, entered into after commencement of the administration, affecting property of the company; and

any other matter material to the creditors’

a statement setting out the administrator’s opinion, with reasons for that opinion, that it would be in the creditors’ interests for the company to make a deed of company arrangement;

a statement by the administrator –

setting out the terms of the proposed deed of company arrangement;

explaining the effect of approval of the proposed deed, and in particular its commercial impact; and

containing such other information as may be prescribed; and

a statement containing such information about the expedited procedure as may be prescribed.

the director has a valid reason for not attending;

the administrator has, or the creditors by resolution have, excused the director from attending.