Power to examine liquidators: government may compel inquiry and secure investigatory access in LLP windings. The rule enables the Central Government to require a liquidator in a Tribunal winding up to answer inquiries and to apply for the liquidator or others to be examined on oath, and mandates that in voluntary windings a liquidator who suspects offences by officers or members must report to the Registrar, furnish information and access to books, and permits the Registrar to refer matters to the Central Government which may investigate and seek Tribunal orders to confer investigatory powers on a designated person.