Credit Bureau Act 2016 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 9 · Authority’S Control Over Licensed Credit Bureaus
53. Interpretation of this Part
Feedback & supportIn this Part, unless the context otherwise requires —“business” includes affairs and property;“office‑holder”, in relation to a licensed credit bureau, means any person acting as the liquidator, provisional liquidator, receiver, receiver and manager, judicial manager or an equivalent person of the licensed credit bureau;“relevant business”, in relation to a licensed credit bureau, means any of its business —
licensed credit bureau
“licensed credit bureau” means a credit bureau that is for the time being licensed;
in relation to which a statutory adviser has been appointed under section 54(2)(b);
in relation to which a statutory manager has been appointed under section 54(2)(c); or
that the Authority has assumed control of under section 54(2)(c);“statutory adviser” means a statutory adviser appointed under section 54(2)(b);“statutory manager” means a statutory manager appointed under section 54(2)(c).
“business” includes affairs and property;
“office‑holder”, in relation to a licensed credit bureau, means any person acting as the liquidator, provisional liquidator, receiver, receiver and manager, judicial manager or an equivalent person of the licensed credit bureau;
“relevant business”, in relation to a licensed credit bureau, means any of its business —
in relation to which a statutory adviser has been appointed under section 54(2)(b);
in relation to which a statutory manager has been appointed under section 54(2)(c); or
that the Authority has assumed control of under section 54(2)(c);
“statutory adviser” means a statutory adviser appointed under section 54(2)(b);
“statutory manager” means a statutory manager appointed under section 54(2)(c).