| Representation |
| Attendance at meeting |
| Attendance not required |
| General proxy |
| Special proxy |
Representation should be arranged in HMRC petition cases.
This may take the form of
Authorised Band D caseworkers have authority to sign proxies. Band C2 Team Managers or Casework Managers sign proxies for cases they work.
Use your discretion to make sure that HMRC attendance at the
meeting will be worthwhile. Where HMRC is represented at a meeting
of Creditors by a HMRC officer attending in person there is no
longer a requirement to submit a proxy.
However, the officer attending may be required to provide
proof of their identity.
It is important to note that before deciding whether to
attend a meeting of creditors on behalf of HMRC, officers should
liase as appropriate within the department to see whether a proxy
vote has already been submitted for the chairman to vote in a
particular way. It is important that different parts of the
department do not appear to be acting in conflict in this way, or
by 2 parties turning up for the same meeting, both with the
intention of voting,
The Examiner should
But if the venue is local to Worthing speak to your Team Manager or Casework Manager about attending the meeting
If not, e-mail ICHU to make sure that the proof of debt is issued in time for the meeting. Keep a copy of the e-mail on the EIS papers.
When there are no special features or reasons to attend
A general proxy may be completed
A special proxy may be completed for
If the Official Receiver requests a nomination and an expression of an interest has been received