The article discusses the case of Miss Stylz Pty Ltd, a clothing manufacturing company undergoing liquidation due to financial disruptions and pressure from the Australian Taxation Office. It highlights the legal provisions under the Corporations Act 2001 of Australia and the duty of the director to prevent possible insolvency. The article also discusses the appointment of alternate director Libby and her conduct, which involves a conflict of interest and breach of fiduciary duties. The article concludes that the liquidator has the authority to charge legal actions against the director and proceed with actions to ban her for a certain period, usually five years, for practicing directorial position along with adequate compensatory charges.