(1) Where, arising out of the presentation to it of the report of the independent accountant or otherwise, it appears to the court that there is evidence of a substantial disappearance of property of the company concerned that is not adequately accounted for, or of other serious irregularities in relation to the company's affairs having occurred, the court shall, as soon as it is practicable, hold a hearing to consider that evidence.
(2) If, before the hearing referred to in subsection (1) is held, the court directs the examiner to do so, the examiner shall prepare a report setting out any matters which he considers will assist the court in considering the evidence concerned on that hearing.
(3) The examiner shall supply a copy of a report prepared by him under subsection (2) to the company concerned on the same day as he causes the report to be delivered to the office of the court.
(4) The examiner shall also supply a copy of a report prepared by him under subsection (2) to each