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the day, time and place of the resumption of the meeting to the creditors at least 5 business days before that day.
 (6) A resolution passed at a meeting resumed after an adjournment is passed on the day it was passed.

75‑145  Minutes of meetings of creditors
 (1) The trustee must, within 10 business days after the end of a meeting of creditors:
 (a) cause minutes of the proceedings to be drawn up and entered in a record kept for the purpose; and
 (b) sign the minutes after they have been entered in the record.
 (2) If the trustee:
 (a) dies without having complied with paragraph (1)(b); or
 (b) otherwise becomes incapable of complying with paragraph (1)(b);
a creditor who attended the meeting may sign the minutes as required by that paragraph.
 (3) A record of the persons present in person, by proxy or attorney at a meeting must be prepared and kept in the approved form.
 (4) The trustee must cause the minutes and the record of persons present at the meeting to be made available for inspection by the regulated debtor (or, in the case of a deceased debtor, the regulated debtor's legal personal representative) and creditors at the principal place at which the trustee practises.

Subdivision D—Rules about proxies and attorneys

75‑150  Appointment of proxies
 (1) A person entitled to vote at a meeting may, in writing, appoint an individual as the person's proxy to attend and vote at the meeting.
Note: The appointment of a proxy must be in the approved form: see section 75‑25.
 (2) Subject to subsection (3) and to the instrument of appointment, a proxy appointed under this section has the same right to speak and vote at the meeting as the person who appointed the proxy.
 (3) A person is not entitled to speak or vote as proxy at the meeting unless the instrument of appointment (or a copy) has been given to:
 (a) the trustee; or
 (b) the person named in the notice convening the meeting as the person who is to receive the instrument.
 (4) If an instrument appointing a proxy purports to appoint the regulated debtor as a proxy, the purported appointment does not have any effect. However, if the instrument also appoints another person as a proxy, the appointment of the other person is not affected and the instrument has effect as if the purported appointment of the regulated debtor were not included.

75‑155  Person may attend and vote by attorney
 (1) A person entitled to attend and vote at a meeting may attend and vote at a meeting by the person's attorney.
 (2) A person claiming to be the attorney of a person entitled to attend and