# Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, Paragraph 5


A reference in an enactment or other document to anything done under a provision applied by this Part of this Act includes a reference to the provision as applied.
TABLE 1 OF APPLIED PROVISIONS
SCHEDULE B1 TO THE INSOLVENCY ACT 1986
Provision of Schedule B1
Subject
Modification
Para. 40(1)(a)
Dismissal of pending winding-up petition
Para. 41
Dismissal of administrative or other receiver
Para. 42
Moratorium on insolvency proceedings
Ignore sub-paras. (4) and (5).
Para. 43
Moratorium on other legal process
Para. 44(1)(a) and (5)
Interim moratorium
Para. 46
Announcement of appointment
Ignore sub-para. (6)(b) and (c).
Paras. 47 and 48
Statement of affairs
Para. 49
Administrator's proposals
(a) The administrator must obtain the approval of the Bank of England to any proposals under sub-para. (1).
(b) Treat the reference in sub-para. (2)(b) to the objective mentioned in para. 3(1)(a) or (b) as a reference to the objective in section 115 of this Act.
(c) Ignore sub-para. (3)(b).
Para. 59
General powers
Para. 60 and Schedule 1
General powers
The exercise of powers under Schedule 1 is subject to section 115 of this Act.
Para. 61
Directors
Para. 62
Power to call meetings of creditors
Para. 63
Application to court for directions
(a) Before making an application in reliance on this paragraph the FMI administrator must give notice to the Bank of England, which is to be entitled to participate in the proceedings.
(b) In making directions the court must have regard to the objective in section 115 of this Act.
Para. 64
Management powers
Para. 65
Distribution to creditors
Para. 66
Payments
Para. 67
Taking custody of property
Para. 68
Management
(a) Ignore sub-paras. (1) and (3).
(b) The Bank of England may apply to the court for the variation or revocation of any directions given by the court.
Para. 69
Agency
Para. 70
Floating charges
Para. 71
Fixed charges
Para. 72
Hire-purchase property
Para. 73
Protection for secured and preferential creditors
Para. 74
Challenge to administrator's conduct
For sub-para. (2) there is to be taken to be substituted—
“(2) Where a company is in FMI administration, a creditor or member of the company may apply to the court claiming that the FMI administrator is conducting himself or herself in a manner preventing the achievement of the objective of the FMI administration as quickly and efficiently as is reasonably practicable.”
Para. 75
Misfeasance
In addition to applications that may anyway be made under para. 75, an application may be made by the FMI administrator or the Bank of England.
Para. 79
Court ending administration on application of administrator
For sub-paras. (1) to (3) there are to be taken to be substituted—
“(1) On an application made by a person mentioned in sub-paragraph (2), the court may provide for the appointment of an FMI administrator of a company to cease to have effect from a specified time.
(2) The persons who may apply to the court under sub-paragraph (1) are—
(a) the Bank of England;
(b) with the consent of the Bank, the FMI administrator.”
Para. 84
Termination: no more assets for distribution
Para. 85
Discharge of administration order
Para. 86
Notice to Companies Registrar of end of administration
Para. 87
Resignation
An FMI administrator may not resign under para. 87 without giving 28 days' notice of the intention to do so to the Bank of England.
Para. 88
Removal
An application for an order removing an FMI administrator from office may be made only by or with the consent of the Bank of England.
Para. 89
Disqualification
The notice under sub-para. (2) must be given to the Bank of England.
Paras. 90 and 91
Replacement
(a) Para. 91(1) applies as if the only person who could make an application were the Bank of England.
(b) Ignore para. 91(2).
Para. 98
Discharge
Ignore sub-paras. (2)(b) and (ba) , (3) and (3A) .
Para. 99
Vacation of office: charges and liabilities
In the application of sub-para. (3), payments may be made only—
(a)in accordance with directions of the Bank of England, and
(b)if the Bank is satisfied that they will not prejudice the objective in section 115 of this Act.
Paras. 100 to 103
Joint administrators
An application under para. 103 may be made only by the Bank of England.
Para. 104
Validity
Para. 106 (and section 430 and Schedule 10)
Fines
Paras. 107 to 109
Extension of time limits
Para. 110
Amendment of provisions about time
An order under para. 110 may amend a provision of the Schedule as it applies by virtue of this Act (whether or not in the same way as it amends the provision as it applies otherwise).
Para. 111
Interpretation
Paras. 112 to 116
Scotland
TABLE 2 OF APPLIED PROVISIONS
OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE INSOLVENCY ACT 1986
Section
Subject
Modification or comment
Section 176ZB
Application of proceeds of office-holder claims
Section 233
Utilities
Section 234
Getting in company's property
Section 235
Duty to co-operate with office-holder
Section 236
Inquiry into company's dealings
Section 237
Section 236: enforcement by court
Section 238
Transactions at an undervalue (England and Wales)
Section 239
Preferences (England and Wales)
Section 240
Ss. 238 and 239: relevant time
Section 241
Orders under ss. 238 and 239
(a) In considering making an order in reliance on section 241 the court must have regard to the objective in section 115 of this Act.
(b) Ignore subsections (2A)(a) and (3) to (3C).
Section 242
Gratuitous alienations (Scotland)
Section 243
Unfair preferences (Scotland)
In considering the grant of a decree under subsection (5) the court must have regard to the objective in section 115 of this Act.
Section 244
Extortionate credit transactions
Section 245
Avoidance of floating charges
Section 246
Unenforceability of liens
Sections 246ZA to 246ZC
Administration: penalisation of directors etc
Section 246ZD
Power to assign certain causes of action
Sections 246ZE and 246ZF
Decisions by creditors (company insolvency)
Section 246C
Creditors’ ability to opt out of receiving certain notices
Section 248A
Meaning of “opted-out creditor”
Sections 386 and 387, and Schedule 6 (and Schedule 4 to the Pension Schemes Act 1993)
Preferential debts
Section 389
Offence of acting without being qualified
Treat references to acting as an insolvency practitioner as references to acting as an FMI administrator.
Sections 390 to 391T
Authorisation and regulation of insolvency practitioners
(a) In section 390 treat references to acting as an insolvency practitioner as references to acting as an FMI administrator.
(b) For subsection (2) of that section there is to be taken to be substituted—
“(2) A person is not qualified to act as an FMI administrator at any time unless at that time the person is fully authorised to act as an insolvency practitioner or partially authorised to act as an insolvency practitioner only in relation to companies.”.
(c) An order under section 391 has effect in relation to any provision applied for the purposes of FMI administration.
(d) In sections 390A, 390B(1) and (3), 391O(1)(b) and 391R(3)(b), in a reference to authorisation or permission to act as an insolvency practitioner in relation to (or only in relation to) companies the reference to companies has effect without the modification in paragraph 3(e) of this Schedule.
(e) In sections 391Q(2)(b) and 391S(3)(e) the reference to a company has effect without the modification in paragraph 3(e) of this Schedule.
Sections 423 to 425
Transactions defrauding creditors
In considering granting leave under section 424(1) or making an order in reliance on section 425, the court must have regard to the objective in section 115 of this Act.
Sections 430 to 432 and Schedule 10
Offences

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