Administration
In the context of insolvency law, administration is a formal process where an insolvent company is put under the control of an appointed administrator. The administrator's role is to manage the company's affairs and try to rescue it as a going concern, if possible, or to maximize returns for creditors. This process aims to ensure an orderly winding up of assets or to facilitate a sale of the business. It provides legal protection from creditors while the administrator works on a suitable solution that benefits employees, shareholders, and other stakeholders.
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Administration refers to the process of organizing and managing resources, people, and tasks to achieve specific goals. It involves planning, decision-making, and overseeing operations within an organization, whether it be a government, business, or non-profit. Administrators ensure that policies are implemented effectively, resources are allocated efficiently, and communication flows smoothly among team members. In essence, administration is about creating a framework that allows an organization to function effectively and fulfill its mission.