77. Conversion into a Bankruptcy Order

be made at least forty-five days before the date at which discharge would otherwise occur under section 72, but for this application;

be made by the lodging by the Official Receiver of a request for conversion with the court, on written notice to the debtor and all known creditors; and

be based on the grounds referred to in subsection (3).

the debtor, due to a change of financial circumstances, no longer satisfies the eligibility criteria under section 66;

there is a material inaccuracy in the Debt

the debtor has not complied, to the satisfaction of the Official Receiver, with the duties of debtor's set out in sections 32 and 71.

to provide information to the court which may assist the court in making a determination; or

to conduct an investigation into any matter that appears to the court to be relevant to the making of a determination.

such extension shall not exceed a period of ninety days beyond the initial duration of the order; and

the court has taken due regard to —

make appropriate investigation of an objection where a creditor or creditors may otherwise suffer unfair prejudice;

any unfairness to the debtor which might result from the extension of the order period;

the extent to which an extension will further the goals of the Debt Rehabilitation Order procedure, including those specified in section 65.

convert the Debt Rehabilitation Order into a

if the court considers that the debtor ought to be given the opportunity to make arrangements for making payments towards such debts, convert the order into a Debt Protection Moratorium