Schedule 2 REGISTER OF INSOLVENCIES

A. Sequestrations

• Name of debtor

• Debtor’s date of birth (where known)

• Debtor’s residence and any former residence within the past 5 years and principal place of business (if any) at date of sequestration or date of death

• Date of death in case of deceased debtor

• Occupation of debtor

• Whether sequestration awarded by sheriff or by AiB

• Date of any order converting protected trust deed to sequestration

• Whether sequestration under paragraph 1 of schedule 1 of the Act (the Minimal Asset Process (“MAP”))

• Name and address of petitioner for sequestration (where applicable)

• Court by which sequestration awarded (where applicable)

• Date of presentation of petition (where applicable)

• Date of first order (where applicable)

• Date of award of sequestration

• Particulars of petition for recall of sequestration^f1 (where applicable)

• Date of recall of sequestration (where applicable)

• Name and address of trustee and date of appointment

• Level of debt when trustee’s statement of debtor’s affairs is produced

• Level of assets when trustee’s statement of debtor’s affairs is produced

• Name and address of trustee (or replacement trustee) and date of confirmation of appointment

• Particulars of notice of public examination of debtor or relevant person^f2 (where applicable)

• If the MAP ceases to apply

• Issue of certificate deferring debtor’s discharge indefinitely^f3 (where applicable)

• Particulars of any application for removal of trustee^f4 and any order removing trustee or declaring office vacant

• Date of debtor’s discharge and whether on composition or by operation of law

• Date of trustee’s discharge^f5 and of any decision to grant or refuse certificate of discharge

• Period of any MAP bankruptcy credit restriction following discharge^f6

B. Protected trust deeds for creditors

• Name and address of granter of trust deed

• Granter’s date of birth (where known)

• Address of the centre of main interests and all establishments, within the meaning of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1346/2000^f7, of the granter of the trust deed, unless the granter of the trust deed is an undertaking as described in Article 1(2) of the said Council Regulation

• Whether the protected trust deed is considered to be main or territorial proceedings within the meaning of the said Council Regulation

• The location and nature of any other insolvency proceedings

• Name and address of trustee under deed

• Date (or dates) of execution of deed

• Date on which copy deed and certificate of accession was registered

• Date of registration of statement indicating how the estate was realised and distributed and certificate to the effect that the distribution was in accordance with the trust deed

• Date of trustee’s discharge

• Date of registration of copy of order of court that non-acceding creditor is not bound by trustee’s discharge

C. Bankruptcy Restrictions Orders, Interim Bankruptcy Restrictions Orders and Bankruptcy Restrictions Undertakings

• Name of debtor

• Debtor’s date of birth (where known)

• Date of sequestration

• Date of making of bankruptcy restrictions order or interim bankruptcy restrictions order

• Date of acceptance of bankruptcy restrictions undertaking

• Date of order varying bankruptcy restrictions order or bankruptcy restrictions undertaking (where applicable)

• Date of annulment or revocation of bankruptcy restrictions order or bankruptcy restrictions undertaking (where applicable)

• Date of discharge of bankruptcy restrictions undertaking (where applicable)

• Date bankruptcy restrictions order, interim bankruptcy restrictions order or bankruptcy restrictions undertaking ceased to have effect

D. Moratorium

• Notice of intention to apply – moratorium on diligence^f8 (where applicable)

E. Winding up and receivership of business associations

• Company number

• Company name

• Type of proceedings

• Name of office holder(s)

• Date of appointment of office holder(s)

• Date of termination of appointment of office holder(s)

• Date of winding-up order (for compulsory liquidations)

• Court by which company wound up