Gaming Act · clause 46(1)

Appointment of administrator

Without prejudice to the powers conferred to the Authority by or under this Act, the Authority may, in exceptional circumstances where it is reasonably satisfied that this would be preferable to any other action, proceed to take any one or more of the following measures:

(a) nominate an administrator to take charge of the assets of the authorised person, or any portion of them, for the purposes of safeguarding player funds, the interests of players, and the interests of the employees of the authorised person;

(b) nominate an administrator to assume control of the business of the authorised person, either to carry on that business or to carry out such other function or functions in respect of such business, or part thereof, as the Authority may direct,

and by application seek the appointment of such administrator by the Civil Court (Voluntary Jurisdiction Section), with such remuneration as the Court may deem fit:

Provided that, where the assets of the authorised person are insufficient to satisfy its liabilities, the remuneration due to the administrator and any lawful expenses and disbursements incurred by the administrator in the performance of his functions shall be paid in the same order of priority as expenses and other disbursements incurred by a liquidator, and the remuneration due thereto, in an insolvent winding up in accordance with article 258 of the Companies Act.