ASIC Corporations (Time-sharing Schemes) Instrument 2017/272
212If there are levies payable
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212 If there are levies payable
(1) Levies include amounts payable on a periodic and one-off basis (excluding special levies).
(2) If there are levies payable:
(a) in the Fees and Costs Summary table:
(i) the “Amount” and “How and when paid” columns must be based on the membership option held by the greatest number of members;
(ii) column 2 must set out the amount of the annual levy for the membership option;
(iii) if it is not possible to determine a single amount for the levies or a single number of points, column 2 must set out a range of amounts.
(b) in the Annual levies table:
(i) column 1 must set out the membership options available;
(ii) if the same levies are charged for all membership options, column 1 must state “All membership options”;
(iii) column 2 must set out the levy or range of levies payable opposite the membership option(s) described in column 1;
(iv) column 3 must set out opposite the membership option(s) described in column 1, the levies payable and how they are calculated.
Example 1: The levy is your share of the total amount of levies budgeted to be raised based on the number of points and type of membership you have. For the first year of membership, the pro-rata proportion of the levy which relates to the remaining period of that calendar year will be due on 1 January of the following year.
Example 2: A budget is calculated for the upcoming calendar year and divided into the number of weeks in the year. Members pay in proportion to the number of weeks their membership entitles them to use.