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how those communicating by electronic means are to do so); and
 (c) give written notice of the date, time and manner of the interview to the trustee and the other members of the committee.
 (3) A Part 2 committee must interview the trustee as soon as practicable and, for that purpose:
 (a) any member of the committee may participate in the interview by electronic means; and
 (b) the trustee may participate in the interview by electronic means.
 (4) At an interview, the committee may ask the trustee any question that the committee reasonably believes to be related to any matter that is relevant to the committee's proposed decision to cancel the trustee's registration.

50‑90  Decisions on disciplinary matters
  If a matter is referred to a Part 2 committee under section 40‑50 of the Insolvency Practice Schedule (Bankruptcy), the committee must use its best endeavours to decide the matter within 60 days after the matter is referred to it.

50‑95  Reports of a Part 2 committee
 (1) This section applies if a Part 2 committee is required to give a report under one of the following provisions of the Insolvency Practice Schedule (Bankruptcy):
 (a) section 20‑25 (registration);
 (b) section 20‑60 (varying etc. conditions of registration);
 (c) section 40‑60 (disciplinary action);
 (d) section 40‑90 (lifting or shortening suspension).
 (2) The committee must prepare the report in writing.
 (3) The report must include a statement of the reasons of any minority in the decision.
 (4) Each member of the committee must sign the report.

50‑100  Industry disciplinary bodies to which a Part 2 committee may disclose information
  The following bodies are prescribed for the purposes of subparagraph 50‑35(2)(b)(iv) of the Insolvency Practice Schedule (Bankruptcy):
 (a) ARITA;
 (b) CPA Australia;
 (c) Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand;
 (d) the Institute of Public Accountants;
 (e) the New South Wales Bar Association;
 (f) the Law Society of New South Wales;
 (g) the Victorian Legal Services Commissioner;
 (h) the Victorian Legal Services Board;
 (i) the Bar Association of Queensland;
 (j) the Queensland Law Society;
 (k) the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia;
 (l) the Law Society of South Australia;
 (m) the Legal Profession Conduct Commissioner of South Australia;
 (n) the Law Society of Tasmania;
 (o) the Law Society of the Australian Capital Territory;
 (p) the Law Society Northern Territory.

Part 3—General rules relating to estate administrations

Division 60—Remuneration and other benefits received by the trustee

60‑1  Authority
  Unless otherwise stated, a provision of this Division is made for the purposes of section 60‑11 of the Insolvency Practice Schedule (Bankruptcy).

60‑5  Circumstances in which the Inspector‑General may determine remuneration
  The Inspector‑General may make a determination specifying remuneration that a trustee of a regulated debtor's estate is entitled to