Bankruptcy Act 1966
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View history noteDiv 5 repealed by No 11 of 2016, s 3 and Sch 1 item 24, applicable in relation to the administration of regulated debtors ' estates on and after 1 September 2017.
Div 5 heading amended by No 119 of 1987, s 24; No 115 of 1990, s 3; substituted by No 9 of 1992, s 9.
Subdiv D repealed by No 11 of 2016, s 3 and Sch 1 item 24, applicable in relation to the administration of regulated debtors ' estates on and after 1 September 2017.
Subdiv D heading inserted by No 9 of 1992, s 12.
(Repealed by No 11 of 2016)
S 64Q repealed by No 11 of 2016, s 3 and Sch 1 item 24, applicable in relation to the administration of regulated debtors
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estates on and after 1 September 2017. S 64Q formerly read:
SECTION 64Q WHETHER HOLDING OF MEETING IS CONVENIENT TO MAJORITY OF CREDITORS
64Q(1)
As soon as the President is elected, he or she must invite the creditors and their representatives to propose a motion that the meeting is being held at a time, date and place that are convenient to a majority of creditors.
64Q(2)
If no such motion is proposed, or such a motion is proposed but is not passed, the meeting is adjourned to such time, date and place as the meeting resolves.
S 64Q inserted by No 9 of 1992, s 12.
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