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<h1>Liquidator Must Submit and Preserve Reports for 8 Years; Stakeholders Can Access with Written Application and Confidentiality Undertaking.</h1> The liquidator is required to prepare and submit various reports, including a preliminary report, asset memorandum, progress reports, sale reports, minutes of stakeholder consultations, and a final report before dissolution to the Adjudicating Authority as per the specified regulations. These documents must be preserved in both physical and electronic formats for eight years following the corporate debtor's dissolution. Stakeholders can access these reports and minutes by submitting a written application, covering associated costs, and providing an undertaking to maintain confidentiality and avoid using the information for undue gain or loss.