The applicant may attend an examination of the respondent in person, or be represented by an appropriately qualified legal representative, and may put such questions to the respondent as the court may allow1. Unless the applicant objects, the following persons may attend the examination with the permission of the court and may put questions to the respondent (but only through the applicant): (1) any person who could have applied for an order2; and (2) any creditor who has provided information on which the application3 was made4.
If the respondent is ordered to clarify any matter or to give additional information,
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