Submission of documents by debtor
8.—(1)  In addition to the statement of affairs and debt repayment plan required to be submitted by a debtor under section 290 of the Act, the debtor must submit to the Official Assignee, in the form and manner and within the time as the Official Assignee may specify —
(a)a statement of the debtor’s income and expenditure, duly signed and dated by the debtor; and
(b)any documents in support of the information stated by the debtor in the statement of affairs, debt repayment plan and statement of income and expenditure.
(2)  The debtor must, upon the request of the Official Assignee, submit any further document or other evidence that the Official Assignee may require in support of the debtor’s income, expenses, assets and liabilities as stated in the statement of affairs and statement of income and expenditure submitted by the debtor under paragraph (1).
(3)  The further documents or other evidence which the Official Assignee may require a debtor to submit under paragraph (2) include —
(a)the debtor’s income tax statement and returns; and
(b)documents relating to the debtor’s remuneration.
(4)  Where, upon the expiry of the time given to the debtor to submit the documents mentioned in paragraph (1), the Official Assignee finds that any document submitted by the debtor in compliance or purported compliance with that paragraph has not been duly completed or signed by the debtor, then —
(a)the debtor is considered to have failed to submit that document within the time given to the debtor to do so; and
(b)the Official Assignee must, within 14 days after the date by which the debtor should have submitted such document —
(i)report such failure to the Court; and
(ii)inform the debtor and every applicant creditor of the debtor, of the debtor’s unsuitability for a debt repayment scheme on that ground.