Compromise or arrangement reporting: chairman must state attendance, explain proposal, and record voting and modifications. Chairman's report must state attendance (personal or by proxy), identify the class and aggregate entitlement of attending creditors or members, confirm that the compromise or arrangement was read and explained, and record the voting outcome. The report must list names, addresses, values of debt or shares and number of votes for and against, and specify any modifications to the proposal together with voting particulars on those modifications.