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SIPs are issued to insolvency practitioners under procedures agreed between the insolvency regulatory authorities, acting through the Joint Insolvency Committee.

For England and Wales, there is no SIP 4 or SIP 5. (SIP 4 became part of SIP 2. Below, you can access our archive of previous versions of SIP 4.)

SIPs

SIP 1 England and Wales

An introduction to Statements of Insolvency Practice

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SIP 2 England and Wales

Investigations by office holders in administrations and insolvent liquidations and the submission of conduct reports by office holders

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SIP 3 England and Wales

Individual and company voluntary arrangements (includes 3, 3.1 and 3.2)

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SIP 4 England and Wales

Disqualification of directors

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SIP 6 England and Wales

Deemed consent and decision procedures in insolvency proceedings

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SIP 7 England and Wales

Presentation of financial information in insolvency proceedings

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SIP 8 England and Wales

Summoning and holding meetings of creditors convened pursuant to section 98 of the Insolvency Act 1986. Tech 21/01

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SIP 9 England and Wales

Payments to insolvency office holders and their associates from an estate

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SIP 10 England and Wales

Proxy forms. Tech 19/96

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SIP 11 England and Wales

The handling of funds in formal insolvency appointments

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SIP 12 England and Wales

Records of meeting in formal insolvency proceedings. Tech 21/96

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SIP 13 England and Wales

Disposal of assets to connected parties in an insolvency process

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SIP 14 England and Wales

A receiver's responsibility to preferential creditors. Tech 05/99

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SIP 15 England and Wales

Reporting and providing information on their functions to committees and commissioners

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SIP 16 England and Wales

Pre-packaged sales in administrations

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SIP 17 England and Wales

An administrative receiver's responsibility for the company's records

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