29Remuneration of executive officers

## 29 Remuneration of executive officers (1) In this clause, income means remuneration but does not include: (a) an amount paid to a person who is an executive officer of a listed corporation, or an unlisted corporation that is a subsidiary of that corporation if the person was employed by the listed or the unlisted corporation: (i) for the whole of a financial period and worked wholly or mainly during that year outside Australia; or (ii) for part of a financial period and worked wholly or mainly during that part of the period outside Australia; and (b) any amount to which clause 26 applies. (2) The accounts of a listed corporation for a financial period must include in a note: (a) the number of executive officers of the corporation whose total income received, or due and receivable, for that financial period, directly or indirectly, from that corporation, or any related body corporate, in connection with the management of the affairs of that corporation, or any related body corporate, whether as executive officer or otherwise, falls within each $10,000 band of income after $100,000; and (b) the total of the income referred to in paragraph (a) of all executive officers referred to in that paragraph. (3) The consolidated accounts for a financial period of an economic entity must, if the chief entity is a listed corporation include in a note: (a) the number of executive officers of the economic entity whose total income received, or due and receivable, for the financial period, directly or indirectly, from the entities in the economic entity, or a related entity, in connection with the management of the affairs of the entities in the economic entity, or a related entity, whether as executive officers or otherwise, falls within each $10,000 band of income after $100,000; and (b) the total of the income referred to in paragraph (a) of all executive officers referred to in that paragraph.