Private Health Insurance (Health Benefits Fund Enforcement) Rules 2025
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9. External managers recommendations to APRA
(1) If the creditors have made a resolution referred to in paragraph 8 (a), the external manager must recommend in the report to APRA under section 59 of the Act, that APRA approve the execution of the deed, unless subrule (2) applies.
(2) The external manager must not recommend that APRA approve the execution of the deed if:
- the deed has been varied by the meeting and the external manager is not satisfied that the varied deed is, in the circumstances, still protective of the interests of the policy holders of the fund; or
- the deed limits the rights of a creditor or creditors unless, in the opinion of the external manager, the fund is insolvent or likely to become insolvent at some future time.
(3) For paragraph (2) (b), a deed will be taken to limit the rights of a creditor or creditors if it involves:
- removing or limiting the right of a creditor to the payment of a debt or other liability, or removing or limiting a creditor’s entitlement to an asset; or
- delaying the right of a creditor to make or enforce a claim for the payment of a debt or other liability, or delaying the right of a creditor to make or enforce the creditor’s entitlement to an asset.