A notice issued by the Official Receiver, either on application by a trustee or at the Official Receiver's initiative, that requires a bankrupt, debtor or third party to do something specific and that imposes penalties for non-compliance.
Glossary
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A body corporate that administers bankruptcies and other personal insolvency arrangements when a registered trustee or other administrator is not appointed.
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A resolution passed by a majority in value of the creditors present personally, by telephone, by attorney or by proxy at a meeting of creditors and voting on the resolution.
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The knowledge, experience, professional skill sets, and specialised people within AFSA that contribute to servicing clients and stakeholders and achieving AFSA's goals.
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An organisation, such as a company, who grants a security interest in personal property.
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Government outcomes are the intended results, impacts or consequences of actions by the government on the Australian community.
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See bankruptcy.
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See debt agreement.
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See deceased estate.
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An individual or an organisation.
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Under proceeds of crime legislation, if certain offences have been committed, pecuniary penalty orders can be made, ordering payments to the Commonwealth of amounts based on the benefits that a person has derived from such an offence and the benefits that the person has derived from other unlawful activity.
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Data sought and generated by AFSA to determine the efficiency and effectiveness of activities in the achievement of AFSA's purpose(s). Performance information supports stories that describe how public resources are used to deliver on AFSA's purposes.
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Mechanisms used by AFSA to generate performance information relating to the efficiency and effectiveness of activities in pursuing AFSA's purpose(s). These measures are reported against in annual performance statements.
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A term that covers debt agreements, personal insolvency agreements, debtors' petition bankruptcies, sequestration order bankruptcies and deceased estate administrations.
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A formal arrangement under Part X of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 that results from creditors accepting a debtor's proposal to settle his or her debts. Unlike debt agreements, personal insolvency agreements are not subject to income, asset or debt thresholds.
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The combination of registered trustees in private practice, AFSA's trustee function (the Official Trustee in Bankruptcy), registered and unregistered debt agreement administrators in private practice, and solicitors who act as controlling trustees in Part X.
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An association for practitioners who are primarily involved with the personal insolvency industry, particularly Part IX debt agreements.
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The way in which AFSA transmits reports and file downloads of information from the National Personal Insolvency Index (NPII) to credit reporting and licensing organisations.
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This is property to which the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) applies.
It is property, other than land, buildings and fixtures to land including:
- goods
- motor vehicles
- planes
- boats
- intellectual property (such as copyright, patents and designs), bank accounts and debts (sometimes known as receivables)
- shares and other financial property
- and private commercial licences
It does not apply to direct water rights, nor to most government issued licences or rights.