The shop, which will take orders for kadhais in special sizes, recently sold out of 3- and 4-foot models.
But in an unexpected intervention, the Treasury has ordered Monitor to undertake two reviews, which will take several months to complete, before it will approve any move by Papworth.
The Cabinet Office minister, Tessa Jowell, will now lay an order in parliament on Friday setting out the plans for the changes, which will take effect from April this year.
"The commissioners have taken a decision, in the national interest and in order to facilitate the re-structuring of Jadco, to tender their resignations which will take effect on 31 December 2013.
The 70-seat jet, which will take to the air for the first time later this year, has already won 170 orders, nearly all from domestic Chinese airlines.
The next hearing will be a status conference, which will take place in the week commencing the 27th of August, unless the trial chamber orders an earlier hearing.
At the court of appeal in London, Anthony Hudson, representing the Guardian and several other media organisations, challenged the orders, which will allow a secret criminal trial to take place for the first time in legal history.
To pull this off, the Democrats need to take three steps: First, they should announce the order in which they will take up their legislative agenda.
Under the system of proportional representation, individual parties have already stated in which order their candidates will take up the party's share of the seats in each constituency.
