The Bankruptcy and Diligence etc (Scotland) Act 2007 introduced a lower limit of 1 year for a bankrupt to be discharged. For many creditors this appeared to be a short period to be subject to bankruptcy restrictions. The Act did, however also introduce Bankruptcy Restriction Orders (BROS) which could extend bankruptcy restrictions for up to 15 years if the bankrupts conduct fell within the statutory definition. There was some doubt as to the extent that BROs would be used. Figures published by the Accountant in Bankruptcy show that since the introduction of the Act 6 BROs have been granted in court and 34 Bankruptcy Restircition Undertakings, a voluntary form of the orders, had been entered into.