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Register of Insolvencies

Register of Insolvencies

The register of insolvencies is a statutory register about the insolvency of individuals and businesses in Scotland.

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Commonly used Acronyms

Below is a list of acronyms that are commonly used within the Accountant in Bankruptcy.

AFDAgency Framework Document
AGMAnnual General Meeting
AiBAccountant in Bankruptcy
BCLOBudget Centre Liaison Officer
BIGBusiness Improvement Group
BRBCPBankruptcy Reform Business Change Project
BROBankruptcy Reform Order
BRUBankruptcy Reform Undertaking
BUGBusiness User Group
CMBCase Management Branch
COBCase Operations Branch
DDADisability Discrimination Act
DMBDepartmental Management Board
DPAData Protection Act
eRDMElectronic Record and Document Management
EUEuropean Union
EYFEnd Year Flexibility
FMFacilities Management
FOIFreedom of Information
FFFraser Figure - the main reporting link between AiB and JD
FReMFinancial Reporting Manual
GSIGovernment Secure Interface
HWLHealthy Working Lives - standard replacing Scotland's Health at Work (SHAW) scheme
ICASInstitute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland
ICTInformation Communication Technology
IIPInvestors In People
IPInsolvency Practitioner
IPAIncome Payement Agreement
IPOIncome Payment
ISISInformation Systems and Information Services
JDJustice Department
LILALow Income Low Assets
MCSMinisterial Correspondence System
MGManagement Group
MIDASMultifunctional Insolvency Database and Administration System - Bankruptcy Administration IT System from April 2007 developed to incorporate changes resulting from Bankruptcy Reform.
MPMember of Parliament
MSPMember of the Scottish Parliament
NEBMNon-Executive Board Member
PSPrivate Secretary
PS/ JDPrivate Secretary/Justice Department
SEASScottish Executive Accounting System
SGScottish Government (formerly the Scottish Executive)
SPFMScottish Public Finance Manual
SR2007Spending Review (2007) The mechanism for the Scottish Government setting it budget allocation (including to AiB).
TRSTemporary Responsibility Supplement

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