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ARTICLE · 24 MAY 2021

Government Publishes Scheme For Dedicated Restructuring Framework For Small Companies

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The proposed framework significantly reduces the court's role and leverages the strength of the existing examinership process.

IrelandInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment has published the outline of proposed legislation for a dedicated rescue and restructuring framework for insolvent or potentially insolvent small and micro companies. If ultimately enacted, the legislation will enhance the ability of otherwise viable small businesses to recover and restructure.

The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment has published the outline of proposed legislation for a dedicated rescue and restructuring framework for insolvent or potentially insolvent small and micro companies – see here.

The proposed framework, the "Small Company Administrative Rescue Process" or SCARP, follows from a report by the Company Law Review Group published last year (see here). It is modelled on the existing examinership process but is intended to be more accessible and cost-efficient for smaller companies. 

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