Timeline
1972–1991
Technical Releases on aspects of insolvency were issued as part of the numerical sequence of technical releases between 1972 and late 1991.
1992
From the start of 1992 the numerical sequence was replaced by named series, as detailed below. All Technical Releases issued since 1992 have been numbered sequentially in the year of publication prefixed by the name of the relevant series; for example, TECH 17/04.
1992–1995
The first insolvency Technical Release was issued in the SPI series, of which only one release was ever issued in 1992. From 1992 until 1995 insolvency Technical Releases were issued in the FRAG series.
1995–2005
Insolvency Technical Releases (including responses to consultation documents) were issued in the TECH series from 1995 until 2005.
2005–
Up until October 2005, the term ‘Technical Release’ was used to cover both responses to consultation documents (that is, representations) and guidance. Since October 2005 responses to consultation documents have been issued in the separate ICAEW Representations series entitled ICAEW REP.
Some Technical Releases and representations on insolvency are available in full text on the ICAEW website. In addition, the Library & Information Service holds copies of all Technical Releases and representations:
In addition to the sources listed above, information on the extant Statements of Insolvency Practice (SIPs) and their equivalent Technical Releases can be found on the Insolvency regulations and standards page of the ICAEW website.
How can I get a copy of a Technical Release or representation?
New Technical Releases and representations, as well as some historical ones, are published in full text on the ICAEW website and can be downloaded free of charge.
Single copies of any historical Technical Releases or representations not available to download from the website may be ordered from the ICAEW Library & Information Service. Our standard document supply charges apply.
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