# The Insolvency (Northern Ireland) Order 1989, Article 350O: Direct sanction orders


(1) For the purposes of this Part a “direct sanctions order” is an order made by the High Court against a person who is acting as an insolvency practitioner which—
(a) declares that the person is no longer authorised (whether fully or partially) to act as an insolvency practitioner;
(b) declares that the person is no longer fully authorised to act as an insolvency practitioner but remains partially authorised to act as such either in relation to companies or individuals, as specified in the order;
(c) declares that the person's authorisation to act as an insolvency practitioner is suspended for the period specified in the order or until such time as the requirements so specified are complied with;
(d) requires the person to comply with such other requirements as may be specified in the order while acting as an insolvency practitioner;
(e) requires the person to make such contribution as may be specified in the order to one or more creditors of a company, individual or insolvent partnership in relation to which the person is acting or has acted as an insolvency practitioner.
(2) Where the Court makes a direct sanctions order, the relevant recognised professional body must take all necessary steps to give effect to the order.
(3) A direct sanctions order must not specify a contribution as mentioned in paragraph (1)(e) which is more than the remuneration that the personhas received or will receive in respect of acting as an insolvency practitioner in the case.
(4) In this Article and Article 350P, “relevant recognised professional body”, in relation to a person who is acting as an insolvency practitioner, means the recognised professional body by virtue of which the person is authorised so to act.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/nisi/1989/2405/article/350O (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/insolvency-northern-ireland-order-1989/article-350O
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