General proxy appointment allows creditors or contributories to appoint a proxy, including the liquidator or chair, to vote. A standard form of general proxy allows a creditor or contributory to appoint an individual to vote on their behalf at a creditors' or contributories' meeting, including adjournments, and must be dated and signed. The form permits appointment of the Company Liquidator or the meeting Chairman as proxy; firm proxies must show the trading name and partner signatory, corporate proxies must be under seal or an authorised officer's signature, and the completed proxy must be lodged with the Company Liquidator within the time stated in the meeting notice.