The Carbon Dioxide Transport and Storage (Licensed Operators) Administration (England and Wales) Rules 2025
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32 Venue and conduct of company meeting
(1) The T&S administrator must fix a venue for it having regard to the convenience of the members.
(2) The chair of the meeting must be either the T&S administrator or a person nominated by the T&S administrator in writing to be chair.
(3) A person may only be nominated under paragraph (2) if the person—
(a) is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the T&S company, or
(b) is an employee of the T&S administrator or the T&S administrator’s firm who is experienced in insolvency matters.
(4) If within 30 minutes from the time fixed for commencement of the meeting there is no person present to act as chair, the meeting stands adjourned to the same day, time and place in the following week or, if that day is not a business day, to the business day immediately following.
(5) Subject to anything to the contrary in the 1986 Act and these Rules, the meeting must be summoned and conducted—
(a) in accordance with the law of England and Wales, including any applicable provision in or made under the Companies Act 2006, in the case of a T&S company incorporated—
(i) in England and Wales, or
(ii) outside the United Kingdom other than in an EEA state;
(b) in accordance with the law of the state applicable to meetings of the T&S company, in the case of a T&S company incorporated in an EEA state.
(6) The chair of the meeting must ensure that minutes of its proceedings are entered in the T&S company’s minute book.
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32 Venue and conduct of company meeting
(1) The T&S administrator must fix a venue for it having regard to the convenience of the members.
(2) The chair of the meeting must be either the T&S administrator or a person nominated by the T&S administrator in writing to be chair.
(3) A person may only be nominated under paragraph (2) if the person—
(a) is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the T&S company, or
(b) is an employee of the T&S administrator or the T&S administrator’s firm who is experienced in insolvency matters.
(4) If within 30 minutes from the time fixed for commencement of the meeting there is no person present to act as chair, the meeting stands adjourned to the same day, time and place in the following week or, if that day is not a business day, to the business day immediately following.
(5) Subject to anything to the contrary in the 1986 Act and these Rules, the meeting must be summoned and conducted—
(a) in accordance with the law of England and Wales, including any applicable provision in or made under the Companies Act 2006, in the case of a T&S company incorporated—
(i) in England and Wales, or
(ii) outside the United Kingdom other than in an EEA state;
(b) in accordance with the law of the state applicable to meetings of the T&S company, in the case of a T&S company incorporated in an EEA state.
(6) The chair of the meeting must ensure that minutes of its proceedings are entered in the T&S company’s minute book.
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