8. Common rules in bankruptcyIncomePensionsChild supportRedundancyCriminal injuries compensationCritical illnessAssetsMoney in bank accountsLife assurance policiesVehiclesThe family homeTenancy agreementsGratuitous alienationUnfair preferenceAcquirendaAssets discovered after the trustee’s dischargeFinancial educationInterest on debtsRecallBankruptcy Restriction OrderRestrictionsNon-complianceExamination of the clientDischarge of the client and the trusteeClient dischargeTrustee dischargeComplaintsDebtor contribution orderCertificate for SequestrationWho cannot be approved debt advisersRevocation or suspension of an approved debt adviserAward by the AiBThe Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB) provides guidance to trustees and debt advisers in Guidance for Trustees under the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016. It covers most of the small detail and is easier read and to understand than the legislation. It applies to Minimal Asset Process (MAP) bankruptcy, Full Administration Bankrupcty (FAB) and creditor petitions.The guidance can be found at aib.gov.uk/publications/notes-for-guidance-bankruptcy-scotland-act-2016-as-amended.Separate guidance is issued for protected trust deeds (PTDs).