The Carbon Dioxide Transport and Storage (Licensed Operators) Administration (England and Wales) Rules 2025
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6 Proposed T&S administrator’s statement and consent to act
(1) References in this Part to a “statement and consent to act” are to a statement by a proposed T&S administrator which complies with the requirements of paragraphs (2) to (4).
(2) The statement must—
(a) be headed “Proposed T&S administrator’s statement and consent to act”;
(b) include, immediately below the heading, the full name, registered address, registered number and any other trading names of the T&S company.
(3) The statement must contain the following—
(a) a certificate that the proposed T&S administrator is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the company;
(b) the proposed T&S administrator’s IP number;
(c) the name of the relevant recognised professional body which is the source of the proposed T&S administrator’s authorisation to act in relation to the company;
(d) a statement that the proposed T&S administrator consents to act as the T&S administrator of the T&S company;
(e) a statement whether or not the proposed T&S administrator has had any prior professional relationship with the company and, if so, a short summary of that relationship;
(f) the name of the applicant;
(g) a statement that the proposed T&S administrator is of the opinion that the objective of the T&S company administration is reasonably likely to be achieved in the particular case.
(4) The statement must be authenticated and dated by the proposed T&S administrator.
(5) Where it is proposed to appoint joint T&S administrators, each of them must provide a separate statement and consent to act.
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6 Proposed T&S administrator’s statement and consent to act
(1) References in this Part to a “statement and consent to act” are to a statement by a proposed T&S administrator which complies with the requirements of paragraphs (2) to (4).
(2) The statement must—
(a) be headed “Proposed T&S administrator’s statement and consent to act”;
(b) include, immediately below the heading, the full name, registered address, registered number and any other trading names of the T&S company.
(3) The statement must contain the following—
(a) a certificate that the proposed T&S administrator is qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to the company;
(b) the proposed T&S administrator’s IP number;
(c) the name of the relevant recognised professional body which is the source of the proposed T&S administrator’s authorisation to act in relation to the company;
(d) a statement that the proposed T&S administrator consents to act as the T&S administrator of the T&S company;
(e) a statement whether or not the proposed T&S administrator has had any prior professional relationship with the company and, if so, a short summary of that relationship;
(f) the name of the applicant;
(g) a statement that the proposed T&S administrator is of the opinion that the objective of the T&S company administration is reasonably likely to be achieved in the particular case.
(4) The statement must be authenticated and dated by the proposed T&S administrator.
(5) Where it is proposed to appoint joint T&S administrators, each of them must provide a separate statement and consent to act.
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