Defence (Personnel) Regulations 2002
120Transitional arrangements for Australian Navy
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120 Transitional arrangements for Australian Navy
On the commencement of this Chapter (the commencement day), the following arrangements apply: (a) each member of the Permanent Navy is taken to be a member of the Permanent Navy, with the same rank and seniority as the member held immediately before the commencement day; (b) each member of the Australian Naval Reserve who is serving on special conditions is taken to be: (i) a member of the Naval Reserve; and (ii) in the Active Reserve; with the same rank and seniority as the member held immediately before the commencement day, and on the same special conditions; (c) each member of the Australian Naval Reserve who is not serving on special conditions is taken to be: (i) a member of the Naval Reserve; and (ii) in the Active Reserve; with the same rank and seniority as the member held immediately before the commencement day; (d) each member of the Naval Emergency Reserve Forces is taken to be: (i) a member of the Naval Reserve; and (ii) in the Standby Reserve; with the same rank and seniority as the member held immediately before the commencement day; (e) each member of the Royal Australian Fleet Reserve is taken to be: (i) a member of the Naval Reserve; and (ii) in the Standby Reserve; with the same rank and seniority as the member held immediately before the commencement day; (f) each member on the Emergency List of Officers of the Navy is taken to be: (i) a member of the Naval Reserve; and (ii) in the Standby Reserve; with the same rank and seniority as the member held immediately before the commencement day; (g) each former member who is on the Retired List of the Navy continues to be on the Retired List of the Australian Navy.