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name of the regulated debtor;
 (b) the purpose for which the meeting is called;
 (c) the time, date and place for the meeting;
 (d) the time and date by which particulars of the creditor's debt or claim, and proxies for the meeting, are to be submitted;
 (e) the name and contact details of the trustee.
 (4) Details from the notice of a meeting lodged with the Inspector‑General under this section must be published on a website maintained by the Inspector‑General.
 (5) The Inspector‑General may include other information regarding the meeting on the website if the Inspector‑General considers it is appropriate to do so.

Subdivision C—Procedures at meetings

75‑50  Presiding at meetings
  Subject to subsection 75‑25(1) of the Insolvency Practice Schedule (Bankruptcy), the trustee of a regulated debtor's estate must preside at meetings of creditors.
Note: Subsection 75‑25(1) of the Insolvency Practice Schedule (Bankruptcy) permits the trustee to appoint a person to represent the trustee at a meeting.

75‑55  Agenda
 (1) The agenda for a meeting of creditors must deal with the following items:
 (a) opening of the meeting and introduction of the trustee and the regulated debtor (or legal personal representative in the case of a deceased debtor);
 (b) announcement of appointment of proxies and attorneys and circulation of instruments appointing proxies and copies of powers of attorney for inspection by the persons present;
 (c) determination of whether a quorum exists;
 (d) if the meeting is the first meeting—tabling of the regulated debtor's statement of affairs;
 (e) statements by the trustee and by creditors, their proxies or attorneys;
 (f) questions to the trustee and to the regulated debtor (or legal personal representative in the case of a deceased debtor);
 (g) summary of matters raised in statements and questions by the trustee;
 (h) proposed resolutions (if any);
 (i) appointment of committee of inspection (if required);
 (j) any other business;
 (k) fixing of time, date and place for another meeting (if required);
 (l) closure of meeting.
 (2) Despite paragraph (1)(d), if the approved form for a statement of affairs indicates that particular information in the statement will not be made available to the public, then the trustee must not table that part of the statement of affairs that contains that information.

75‑60  Tabling of documents at certain meetings of creditors etc.

Meetings in relation to compositions or arrangements
 (1) If:
 (a) a meeting is the first meeting of the creditors; and
 (b) the regulated debtor has lodged a proposal under section 73 of the Act;
the trustee must table a copy of the proposal at the meeting.
Note: See section 75‑180 for other documents that must be tabled.

Meetings in relation to personal insolvency agreements
 (2) If a meeting is called under