Insolvency Law
The Ministry administers personal bankruptcies and some court-appointed company liquidations through the statutory role of the Official Assignee. It is also responsible for developing the framework for the insolvency system.
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Insolvency Practitioners Bill
[ Published 27 April 2010 ]
The purpose of the Insolvency Practitioners Bill is to introduce a negative licensing system which will give the Registrar of Companies the power to place under supervision or to ban, individuals from providing corporate insolvency services.
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Insolvency Amendment Bill
The Insolvency Amendment Bill, which was introduced to Parliament on 9 March 2009, makes small but significant changes to the Insolvency Act 2006.
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Application of Insolvency Law in an Influenza Pandemic
There is likely to be a significant reduction in economic activity in the event of an influenza pandemic. Many companies will be faced with liquidity pressures due to reduced revenue.
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Insolvency Law Review
Documents relating to the review of New Zealand's insolvency law begun in May 1999.
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Insolvency and Trustee Service
The Insolvency and Trustee Service (ITS) administers personal bankruptcies and certain company liquidations, expediting a fresh start for involved parties and bringing finality to the insolvency process.
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Personal Property Securities Registration
All about the the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) and Act (PPSA) which was passed in 1999, and came into force on 1 May 2002.
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Charities and Financial Reporting
Guidance on the charitable sector and potential changes to financial reporting requirements.
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