Bankruptcy Regulations 2021
If: (a) a debtor presents, or 2 or more debtors present, a petition to the Official Receiver under section 55 , 56B or 57 of the Act; and (b) there is in force under subsection 156A(1) of the Act an instrument of consent of a registered trustee to act as the trustee of:
(i) the estate of the debtor; or
(ii) in the case of 2 or more debtors - the separate estates, the joint estates, or the joint and separate estates, of the debtors or any of them;
the petition must include the original, or a clearly legible copy, of the instrument of consent.
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