After a sequestration order has been made the trustee in bankruptcy does not have an obligation to:

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The trustee in bankruptcy does not have an obligation to give priority to the repayment of debts owed to members of the bankrupt's family. Instead, the trustee is required to notify creditors of the bankruptcy and evaluate what can be sold to pay debts, and to consider whether the bankrupt has committed any offences under the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cth) and whether any transfers of property made by the bankrupt in the past should be reversed.

After a Sequestration Order Has Been Made the Trustee in Bankruptcy