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A body declared to be a recognised professional body or a competent authority under any legislation governing the administration of insolvency in the United Kingdom.
Definitions relating Code of Ethics part D.
A body declared to be a recognised professional body or a competent authority under any legislation governing the administration of insolvency in the United Kingdom.
A spouse (or equivalent), dependant, parent, child or sibling.
Any natural or legal person or any group of such persons, including a partnership.
In this Code, he is to be read as including she.
The insolvency practitioner, any principals in the practice and any employees within the practice.
A formal appointment:
An individual who is authorised or recognised to act as an Insolvency Practitioner in the United Kingdom by an authorising body. For the purpose of the application of this Code only, the term Insolvency Practitioner also includes an individual who acts as a nominee or supervisor of a voluntary arrangement.
Any person under the control or direction of an insolvency practitioner.
The organisation in which the insolvency practitioner practices.
In respect of a practice:
Alternatively any person within the practice who is held out as being a director, partner or member.