If you are a licensed deposit taker, you stay in resolution even if the resolution manager's term ends. The resolution manager's term can end in several ways, such as their appointment being terminated, or they resign from office. They can also stop being the resolution manager if they die, their appointment period expires, or they stop holding office for another reason.

You can find more information about this by looking at the link to the legislation which is similar to section 141(5) of the 1989 No 157 act. This means the rules about what happens when a resolution manager stops working are still in place. You will still be in resolution, which means the rules and processes for resolving issues with your deposit taking business will continue to apply.