Regulation 19 Interpretation
In this Part—
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“appointed insolvency practitioner” means an insolvency practitioner or similar office holder appointed in respect of an insolvent bank for the purposes of an insolvency process;
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“insolvency process” means—
- (a)
liquidation;
- (b)
bank insolvency;
- (c)
the appointment of a provisional liquidator;
- (d)
the appointment of a provisional bank liquidator;
- (e)
administration;
- (f)
bank administration;
- (g)
the appointment of a provisional bank administrator;
- (h)
receivership;
- (i)
a composition between a bank and its creditors;
- (j)
a scheme of arrangement of a bank’s affairs; and
- (k)
the processes specified in Part 1 of Schedule 2;
- (a)
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“insolvent bank” means an authorised bank which has entered an insolvency process;
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“note exchange programme” means the arrangements made by the Bank of England for the purposes of regulation 21(1);
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“noteholder” means a person holding banknotes of an insolvent bank;
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“protected period” means the duration of the note exchange programme.
In this Part, a reference to a noteholder’s claim is a reference to a claim which is—
by a noteholder against an insolvent bank; and
for the payment of the total amount of money recorded as payable on the banknotes issued by that bank of which the noteholder is bearer.