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Preconditions for making a proposed transfer order.
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21.— (1) The Bank may make a proposed transfer order in relation to an authorised credit institution, or a subsidiary or holding company of an authorised credit institution, if it decides that—
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(a) the intervention conditions are fulfilled in relation to that credit institution, and
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(b) having regard to any adverse consequences that may arise as a result of the transfer order, in relation to the interests generally of the creditors of the transferor or, where the transferor is a subsidiary or holding company, in relation to the interests generally of the creditors of the transferor or the authorised credit institution concerned, a transfer order is necessary in all the circumstances to address one or more of the reasons for those intervention conditions being fulfilled.
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(2) Nothing in subsection (1)(b) requires the Bank to consider the possible adverse consequences of the transfer order concerned on the interests of a particular creditor or class of creditors of the transferor or authorised credit institution, as the case may be, or to consider any submission made by a creditor on behalf of that creditor, a class of creditors or creditors generally.
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