Liquidator examination rights ensure controlled questioning, attendance limits, delegation power, and restricted note-taking safeguards. Liquidator-led examinations are the primary mechanism for questioning persons suspected of holding LLP property and for examining partners and officers in connection with alleged fraud; the Tribunal may entrust conduct to a partner or creditor but the Liquidator may attend, observe, and ask questions as permitted, participation is generally limited to the Liquidator and their advocate while the examined person may have advocate assistance and creditors or partners may be permitted to attend at the Tribunal's discretion; notes taken by witnesses are allowed only under undertaking for re-examination and must be surrendered for destruction unless directed otherwise.