Consent of NSW Government required in certain circumstances Sample Clauses

Consent of NSW Government required in certain circumstances. (a) Subject to clauses 8.9 and 8.10, but otherwise notwithstanding any other provision of clauses 8.2 to 8.7 inclusive, the Guarantee Trustee must ensure that an Attorney does not, without the prior written consent of the NSW Government, vote in respect of the Specified Proportion of the Compensation Debt (Performing Subsidiary) in favour of any arrangement, assignment, reconstruction, composition, option, proposal or other course of action proposed in connection with LGTDD’s Insolvency which, if approved and implemented, would result in the extinguishment of any part of the Compensation Debt (Performing Subsidiary (other than by payment in full or upon the final dissolution or winding up of JHINV in circumstances where there will be an insufficiency of assets to enable payment of any part of the Compensation Debt (Performing Subsidiary) taking into account prior ranking claims, the distribution to the Financiers by the Insolvency Official and payments to the Guarantee Trust under clause 4). An Attorney may vote the balance of the Compensation Debt (Performing Subsidiary) in accordance with the instructions of the Financiers given in accordance with the Finance Guarantee (LGTDD) (or, in the absence of such instructions, as the Guarantee Trustee directs). (b) Where there are two or more Options, the Guarantee Trustee must appoint and obtain advice from an Independent Expert in accordance with clauses 8.3 and 8.4 and, provided that the Independent Expert has had due regard to the matters specified in clause 8.4, the Guarantee Trustee must, subject to clauses 8.2(c), 8.9 and 8.10, ensure that an Attorney votes the Specified Proportion of the Compensation Debt (Performing Subsidiary) in favour of the Preferred Option. An Attorney may vote the balance of the Compensation Debt (Performing Subsidiary) in accordance with the instructions of the Financiers given in accordance with the Finance Guarantee (LGTDD).
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