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113. Company voluntary arrangement
(1) A bank liquidator may make a proposal in accordance with section 1 of the Insolvency Act 1986 (company voluntary arrangement).
(2) Before making a proposal the bank liquidator -
(a) shall present a final report on the bank liquidation to the liquidation committee,
(b) shall send a copy of the report to -
(iii) the Bank of England,
(iv) the Treasury, and
(v) the registrar of companies, and
(c) shall make the report available to members, creditors and contributories on request.
(3) A proposal may be made only with the consent of the liquidation committee.
(4) The liquidation committee may consent only if -
(a) it has passed a full payment resolution, and