The content of this article may be out of date - please refer to our more recent articles for up-to-date information. Business Law Reform Bill Submission 6 July 2001 Marian Kljakovic Competition and Enterprise Branch Ministry of Economic Development P O Box 1473 WELLINGTON Dear Ms. Kljakovic BUSINESS LAW REFORM BILL 2001 I am pleased to submit the comments of INSOL New Zealand, on the Business Law Reform Bill 2001. INSOL is the New Zealand Chapter of INSOL International, the professional organisation of insolvency practitioners. While we applaud the Ministry's intention to undertake the necessary housekeeping to smooth legal procedures relating to business, we have reservations concerning some of the proposals: Disclosure of Directors Addresses The discussion paper proposes the…

  The content of this article may be out of date - please refer to our more recent articles for up-to-date information. Text of an address to a colloquium "Chinese Insolvency Law Symposium: Developing an Insolvency Infrastructure" held at the University of Hong Kong, 17-18 November 2000 The colloquium was organised by the Asian Institute of International Financial Law and co-sponsored by the Department of Politics and Law, China University of Politics and Law, Duke University Global Markets Centre, Hong Kong Society of Accountants, Inter-Pacific Bar Association, and Pepperdine University School of Law. The colloquium involved discussions among academics, insolvency practitioners, judges and government officials from mainland China, Hong Kong SAR and overseas, on issues of PRC insolvency law reform…