sch.1A-sec.15A.5Registered liquidator’s consent to act

### sch.1A-sec.15A.5 Registered liquidator’s consent to act This rule applies if an application is made for— an order under the Model Law, article 19 or 21 to entrust the administration or realisation of all or part of the debtor’s assets to a person designated by the court (other than the foreign representative); or an order under the Model Law, article 21 to entrust the distribution of all or part of the debtor’s assets to a person designated by the court (other than the foreign representative). Unless the court otherwise orders, the person must— be a registered liquidator; and have filed a consent to act, in form 19, that states an address for service for the person within Australia. sch 1A r 15A.5 ins 2018 SL No. 193 s 45 (sch.1A-sec.15A.5-ssec.1) This rule applies if an application is made for— an order under the Model Law, article 19 or 21 to entrust the administration or realisation of all or part of the debtor’s assets to a person designated by the court (other than the foreign representative); or an order under the Model Law, article 21 to entrust the distribution of all or part of the debtor’s assets to a person designated by the court (other than the foreign representative). (sch.1A-sec.15A.5-ssec.2) Unless the court otherwise orders, the person must— be a registered liquidator; and have filed a consent to act, in form 19, that states an address for service for the person within Australia. - (a) an order under the Model Law, article 19 or 21 to entrust the administration or realisation of all or part of the debtor’s assets to a person designated by the court (other than the foreign representative); or - (b) an order under the Model Law, article 21 to entrust the distribution of all or part of the debtor’s assets to a person designated by the court (other than the foreign representative). - (a) be a registered liquidator; and - (b) have filed a consent to act, in form 19, that states an address for service for the person within Australia.