246 Subsection 54(4) (definition of building society)
247 Subsection 54(4)
co‑operative housing society means a society registered or incorporated as a co‑operative housing society or similar society under a law of a State or Territory.
Schedule 8 Transitional, saving and application provisions
Schedule 8—Transitional, saving and application provisions
Part 1—Transitional provisions relating to transfer from State and Territory regulatory regimes
Division 1—Interpretation
1 Definitions
(1) In this Part:
AFIC means the Australian Financial Institutions Commission.
AFIC Code means any of the following Codes of a State or Territory:
(a) the AFIC (NSW) Code of New South Wales;
(b) the AFIC (Victoria) Code of Victoria;
(c) the AFIC (Queensland) Code of Queensland;
(d) the AFIC (Western Australia) Code of Western Australia;
(e) the AFIC (South Australia) Code of South Australia;
(f) the AFIC (Tasmania) Code of Tasmania;
(g) the AFIC (ACT) Code of the Australian Capital Territory;
(h) the AFIC (NT) Code of the Northern Territory.
APRA means the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority.
APRA Act means the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Act 1998.
APRA employee means a person appointed under section 45 of the APRA Act.
ASIC means the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
FIC body means a body that is a society, or a special services provider, as defined in section 3 of any of the Financial Institutions Codes.
Financial Institutions Code means any of the following Codes of a State or Territory:
(a) the Financial Institutions (NSW) Code of New South Wales;
(b) the Financial Institutions (Victoria) Code of Victoria;
(c) the Financial Institutions (Queensland) Code of Queensland;
(d) the Financial Institutions (Western Australia) Code of Western Australia;
(e) the Financial Institutions (South Australia) Code of South Australia;
(f) the Financial Institutions (Tasmania) Code of Tasmania;
(g) the Financial Institutions (ACT) Code of the Australian Capital Territory;
(h) the Financial Institutions (NT) Code of the Northern Territory.
Friendly Societies Code means any of the following Codes of a State or Territory:
(a) the Friendly Societies (NSW) Code of New South Wales;
(b) the Friendly Societies (Victoria) Code of Victoria;
(c) the Friendly Societies (Queensland) Code of Queensland;
(d) the Friendly Societies (Western Australia) Code of Western Australia;
(e) the Friendly Societies (South Australia) Code of South Australia;
(f) the Friendly Societies (Tasmania) Code of Tasmania;
(g) the Friendly Societies (ACT) Code of the Australian Capital Territory;
(h) the Friendly Societies (NT) Code of the Northern Territory.
friendly society means a body that is a society for the purposes of any of the Friendly Societies Codes.
SSA means any of the following:
(a) the New South Wales Financial Institutions Commission;
(b) the Victorian Financial Institutions Commission;
(c) the Queensland Office of Financial Supervision;
(d) the Western Australian Financial Institutions Authority;
(e) the South Australian Office of Financial Supervision;
(f) the Tasmanian Office of Financial Supervision;
(g) the Registrar of Financial Institutions of the Australian Capital Territory;
(h) the Territory Supervisory Authority of the Northern Territory.
State or Territory employee means a person who, immediately before the transfer date, is:
(a) an officer, employee, or member of the staff of, AFIC or an SSA; or
(b) the Executive Director of AFIC; or
(c) the holder of any other statutory office within AFIC or an SSA, other than a statutory office of member (including a Chair or Deputy Chair, however described) of, or of the governing body of, AFIC or an SSA; or
(d) an officer, employee, or member of the staff of, a State or Territory, or an authority of a State or Territory, whose duties consist of or include assisting AFIC or an SSA in the performance of its functions or the exercise of its powers.
Territory means the Australian Capital Territory or the Northern Territory.
transfer agreement means an agreement entered into:
(a) by or on behalf of the Treasurer; and
(b) by or on behalf of a Minister of a State or Territory, or 2 or more such Ministers;
that provides for matters connected with the transfer of staff, assets or liabilities from AFIC or an SSA to APRA or ASIC.
transfer date has the meaning given by section 2 (which is at the front of this Act).
transferring body means a body that, immediately before the transfer date, was:
(a) an FIC body; or
(b) a friendly society.
(2) In this Part, a reference to a transfer agreement determining or specifying a person, thing or other matter includes a reference to a person or persons determining or specifying that person, thing or matter, as permitted by that transfer agreement.
Division 2—Transitional provisions relating to staff
2 Transfer of State or Territory employees to APRA
(1) A transfer agreement may determine that specified State or Territory employees become APRA employees on a specified date, not being a date before the transfer date. In this Division, the date so specified is the agreed date in relation to the employees concerned.
Note: Employees may be specified by name, by inclusion in a specified class, or in some other way.
(2) The agreement has effect accordingly, to the extent that it is within the Commonwealth’s legislative power to give the agreement that effect.
3 Terms and conditions of transferred staff
(1) APRA is to determine the terms and conditions applying to a person who becomes an APRA employee as mentioned in item 2 as if the person had actually been appointed under section 45 of the APRA Act. The terms and conditions of employment must not be less favourable than those that applied to the person immediately before the agreed date.
(2) The person is entitled to retain, as an APRA employee, all the benefits that had accrued to the person in respect of his or her length of State or Territory service up to the agreed date, as if those benefits had accrued in respect of the person’s position as an APRA employee. For this purpose, the person’s State or Territory service is:
(a) the person’s service as a State or Territory employee; and
(b) the person’s other service (if any) that, immediately before the person becoming an APRA employee, counted as service under the terms of that person’s employment as a State or Territory employee.
(3) The person’s service as an APRA employee is taken, for all purposes, to have been continuous with the person’s service, immediately before the agreed date, as a State or Territory employee.
4 Statement of accrued benefits
(1) A transfer agreement may determine that APRA is to be given a statement of the benefits to which a person who becomes an APRA employee as mentioned in item 2 has an accrued entitlement in respect of his or her position as a State or Territory employee.
(2) In any proceedings relating to subitem 3(2), the statement is prima facie evidence of the matters set out in the statement.
(3) Item 2 has effect in relation to the person even if the statement is not given as required.
Division 3—Transfer of assets and liabilities
5 Transfer of assets
(1) A transfer agreement may determine that all or any of the following things happen on a specified date, not being a date before the transfer date:
(a) specified assets vest in APRA, or in ASIC, without any conveyance, transfer or assignment;
(b) specified instruments in relation to specified assets continue to have effect after the assets vest in APRA, or in ASIC, as if specified references in the instruments were references to APRA, or to ASIC, as the case requires;
(c) APRA or ASIC becomes the previous owner’s successor in law in relation to specified assets immediately after the assets vest in APRA, or in ASIC.
Note: Assets or instruments may be specified by description, by inclusion in a specified class or in some other way.
(2) The agreement has effect accordingly, to the extent that it is within the Commonwealth’s legislative power to give the agreement that effect.
(3) This item does not prevent assets being transferred to APRA or ASIC otherwise than in accordance with a transfer agreement.
(4) In this item:
assets includes records.
6 Transfer of liabilities
(1) A transfer agreement may determine that all or any of the following things happen on a specified date, not being a date before the transfer date:
(a) specified liabilities vest in APRA, or in ASIC;
(b) specified instruments in relation to specified liabilities continue to have effect after the liabilities vest in APRA, or in ASIC, as if specified references in the instruments were references to APRA, or to ASIC, as the case requires;
(c) APRA or ASIC becomes the previously liable person’s successor in law in relation to specified liabilities immediately after the liabilities vest in APRA, or in ASIC.
Note: Liabilities or instruments may be specified by description, by inclusion in a specified class or in some other way.
(2) The agreement has effect accordingly, to the extent that it is within the Commonwealth’s legislative power to give the agreement that effect.
(3) This item does not prevent liabilities being transferred to APRA or ASIC otherwise than in accordance with a transfer agreement.
Division 4—Transitional provisions relating to operation of the Banking Act 1959
7 Certain bodies taken to have authorities to carry on banking business
(1) This item applies to the following bodies:
(a) all bodies that were FIC bodies immediately before the transfer date;
(b) The Cairns Cooperative Weekly Penny Savings Bank Limited (CCWPSBL), but only if a determination under subitem (2) is in force immediately before the transfer date.
Note: The Cairns Cooperative Weekly Penny Savings Bank Limited is a body incorporated under the Financial Intermediaries Act 1996 of Queensland.
(2) APRA may, in writing, determine that this item applies to CCWPSBL, but only if the Treasurer and the Queensland Minister responsible for the administration of the Financial Intermediaries Act 1996 of Queensland have agreed that CCWPSBL should be covered by the Banking Act 1959 from the transfer date.
(3) On the transfer date, a body to which this item applies is taken to have been granted an authority under subsection 9(3) of the Banking Act 1959.
(4) APRA may, in writing, determine conditions to which the authority is subject. The determination has effect accordingly.
(5) The authority may be dealt with under the Banking Act 1959 as if it had actually been granted under subsection 9(3) of that Act.
(6) Conditions determined under subitem (4) may be dealt with under the Banking Act 1959 as if they were imposed under subsection 9(4) of that Act.
(7) Subsection 9(7) of the Banking Act 1959 does not apply to:
(a) the grant of an authority that is taken to have occurred under subitem (3); or
(b) the imposition of conditions on that authority under subitem (4).
(8) APRA must give the body written notice of the following:
(a) the fact that the body is taken, by subitem (3), to have been granted an authority under subsection 9(3) of the Banking Act 1959; and
(b) the determination under subitem (4) of conditions to which the authority is subject.
(9) APRA may also give notice of a matter referred to in paragraph (8)(a) or (b) in such other way as APRA considers appropriate.
8 Bodies taken to have consent for use of certain expressions
(1) A body that, immediately before the transfer date:
(a) was a society, services corporation or association as defined in section 3 of a Financial Institutions Code; and
(b) was trading or carrying on business (within the meaning of section 144 of that Code) under a name or title of which words, abbreviations or symbols covered by paragraph 144(2)(a) of that Code formed part;
is taken, on the transfer date, to have been granted a consent under section 66 of the Banking Act 1959 covering the body trading or carrying on business under that name or title. The consent may be dealt with under that Act as if it had actually been granted under section 66 of that Act.
(2) An exemption in force under subsection 144(4) of a Financial Institutions Code immediately before the transfer date continues to have effect from that date, and may be dealt with, as if it were a consent under section 66 of the Banking Act 1959. Any conditions to which the exemption was subject immediately before the transfer date are to be taken, from that date, to be, and may be dealt with as if they were, conditions applying under section 66 of the Banking Act 1959.
9 Unclaimed money
(1) This item applies to each body that is taken by subitem 7(3) to have been granted an authority under subsection 9(3) of the Banking Act 1959.
(2) An amount of money in respect of which notification action has been taken before the transfer date by a body to which this item applies under an unclaimed money law is not unclaimed moneys for the purposes of section 69 of the Banking Act 1959.
(3) For the avoidance of doubt, it is declared that, subject to subitem (2), an amount of money that, on the transfer date, satisfies the description of unclaimed moneys in section 69 of the Banking Act 1959 is unclaimed moneys for the purposes of that section even though, for any reason, the amount was not, immediately before that date, unclaimed money, or unclaimed moneys, within the meaning of an unclaimed money law.
(4) If, but for this item, a body to which this item applies would be required to deliver a Commonwealth unclaimed money statement on or before the 31 March next following the transfer date, then:
(a) the body may, but is taken not to be required to, deliver a Commonwealth unclaimed money statement on or before that 31 March; and
(b) if the body does not deliver a Commonwealth unclaimed money statement on or before that 31 March—the amounts that would have been included in that statement must (if they are still unclaimed money) be included in the next Commonwealth unclaimed money statement delivered by the body.
(5) The Treasurer, or an authorized officer (within the meaning of section 69 of the Banking Act 1959), may, in relation to a specified body to which this item applies, determine in writing that subsection 69(5) of the Banking Act 1959 has effect in relation to the first Commonwealth unclaimed money statement delivered by the body after the transfer date as if it required the amount shown in the statement to be paid to the Commonwealth:
(a) on a specified date or at the end of a specified period; or
(b) in accordance with a specified scheme for payment by instalments.
Note: A body may be specified by name, by inclusion in a specified class or in some other way.
(6) A person must not, under subitem (5), make a determination that would result in an amount being required to be paid to the Commonwealth more than 5 years after the date on which the amount would otherwise have had to be paid to the Commonwealth.
(7) A determination under subitem (5) has effect accordingly.
(8) In this item:
Commonwealth unclaimed money statement means a statement under subsection 69(3) of the Banking Act 1959.
notification action means:
(a) in relation to the unclaimed money law of Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory or the Northern Territory—enter, or enter particulars of, unclaimed money, or unclaimed moneys, (within the meaning of that law) in a register in accordance with that law; or
(b) in relation to the unclaimed money law of New South Wales—lodge a return with the Chief Commissioner (within the meaning of that law) relating to unclaimed money (within the meaning of that law) in accordance with that law; or
(c) in relation to the unclaimed money law of Western Australia—notify the Treasurer of particulars of unclaimed money (within the meaning of that law) in accordance with that law.
(a) the Unclaimed Money Act 1995 of New South Wales;
(b) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1962 of Victoria;
(c) Part 8 of the Public Trustee Act 1978 of Queensland;
(d) the Unclaimed Money Act 1990 of Western Australia;
(e) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1891 of South Australia;
(f) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1918 of Tasmania;
(g) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1950 of the Australian Capital Territory;
Note: For the transitional provisions relating to the operation of the Financial Sector (Shareholdings) Act 1998, see the amendment made by item 45 of Schedule 7 to this Act.
Division 5—Transitional provisions relating to operation of the Life Insurance Act 1995
10 Definitions
In this Division:
amended Act means the Life Insurance Act 1995 as in force on and after the transfer date.
eligible benefit fund means a fund:
(a) that is, immediately before the transfer date, a benefit fund for the purposes of any of the Friendly Societies Codes; and
(b) in relation to which one of the following subparagraphs applies:
(i) an approval under section 98 of that Code was in force in relation to the fund immediately before the transfer date;
(ii) because of section 483 of that Code, the fund was deemed to have been established as a benefit fund under that Code; and
(c) that does not relate to health insurance business.
existing benefit fund rules means rules applying to an eligible benefit fund immediately before the transfer date.
health insurance business has the same meaning as in section 67 of the National Health Act 1953.
old Act means the Life Insurance Act 1995 as in force immediately before the transfer date.
transferring friendly society means a company that is taken, by subitem 11(1), to have been granted registration under section 21 of the amended Act.
11 Companies taken to be registered etc.
(1) A company (within the meaning of the amended Act) in relation to which all the following conditions are satisfied is taken, on the transfer date, to have been granted registration under section 21 of the amended Act:
(a) immediately before the transfer date, the company was a friendly society;
(b) the company carried on business before the transfer date through one or more eligible benefit funds;
(c) the company was not in winding up immediately before the transfer date;
(d) the company is specified in regulations for the purposes of this item.
For the purposes of paragraph (c), a company was in winding up immediately before the transfer date if, at that time, an appointment of a liquidator of the company was in force in accordance with Part 9 of the Friendly Societies Code of a State or Territory.
Note 1: A company may be specified by name, by inclusion in a specified class or in some other way.
Note 2: If the company was in winding up immediately before the transfer date, the winding up will continue in accordance with Schedule 4 to the Corporations Law (see in particular clause 11 of that Schedule).
(2) APRA must, as soon as practicable after the transfer date, issue to the company a certificate under subsection 21(5) of the amended Act.
(3) The registration may be dealt with under the amended Act as if it had actually been granted under section 21 of that Act.
(4) The regulations may provide for the company to cease to be registered. Regulations for this purpose have effect in addition to the provisions in sections 26 and 27 of the amended Act about cancellation of a company’s registration.
(5) If, immediately before the transfer date, the company carried on business:
(a) that was:
(i) insurance business, other than health insurance business or business relating to loss of, or damage to, property; or
(ii) annuity business; and
(b) that, apart from this item, would not be life insurance business (within the meaning of the amended Act);
APRA is taken, on the transfer date, to have made a declaration under section 12A of the amended Act that the business is to be treated as if it were life insurance business.
(6) If, immediately before the transfer date, the company carried on business:
(a) to which section 12B of the amended Act would have applied if it had been in force then; and
(b) that, apart from this item, would not be life insurance business (within the meaning of the amended Act);
APRA is taken, on the transfer date, to have made a declaration under section 12B of the amended Act that the business is to be treated as if it were life insurance business.
(7) The eligible benefit funds of the company are taken to be benefit funds established by the company in accordance with the requirements of the amended Act (as it applies subject to Part 2A of that Act).
(8) The existing benefit fund rules for the eligible benefit funds of the company are taken, on the transfer date, to have been approved under section 16L of the amended Act and to have come into force under section 16N of the amended Act on that date. This approval has effect subject to subitem (10).
(9) A provision of the existing benefit fund rules as so taken to be approved is not effective to the extent that the provision is inconsistent with:
(a) the amended Act; or
(b) any instrument made under the amended Act that is covered by the definition of this Act in the Schedule to the amended Act.
(10) If the existing benefit fund rules for an eligible benefit fund of the company are taken to have an approval by subitem (8), APRA may determine, in writing, that the approval ceases to have effect if:
(a) the rules are inconsistent as mentioned in subitem (9); and
(b) APRA considers that the inconsistency is contrary to the interests of any of the following persons:
(i) owners of policies referable to the benefit fund;
(ii) prospective owners of policies referable to the benefit fund.
A determination under this subitem can only be made during the period beginning on the day that is 18 months after the transfer date and ending on the day that is 30 months after the transfer date.
(11) If APRA makes a determination under subitem (10) in relation to an approval, the approval that those rules are taken to have by subitem (8) ceases to have effect on the day the determination is made.
(12) A reference in section 236 of the amended Act to a reviewable decision includes a reference to a decision to make a determination under subitem (10).
(13) Subject to subsection 77(6) of the amended Act, for the purposes of the amended Act, the financial year of the company is the period that, immediately before the transfer date, was the financial year of the company for the purposes of the Friendly Societies Code under which the company was then registered.
(14) APRA may give notice of any of the following matters in such way as APRA considers appropriate:
(a) the fact that a company is taken, by subitem (1), to have been granted registration under section 21 of the amended Act;
(b) the fact that APRA is taken, by subitem (5), to have made a declaration under section 12A of the amended Act in relation to business carried on by a company;
(c) the fact that APRA is taken, by subitem (6), to have made a declaration under section 12B of the amended Act in relation to business carried on by a company;
(d) the fact that existing benefit fund rules are taken, by subitem (8), to have been approved under section 16L of the amended Act;
(e) that fact that an approval referred to in paragraph (d) ceases to have effect because of subitem (11).
12 Transitional provision relating to assignment of interests in benefit funds
If:
(a) before the transfer date, an entitlement to benefits in a benefit fund of a friendly society was assigned in accordance with section 124 of any of the Friendly Societies Codes; and
(b) that benefit fund is an eligible benefit fund; and
(c) that friendly society is a transferring friendly society;
that assignment is taken, for the purposes of the amended Act, to have been made in accordance with subsection 200(2) of the amended Act.
13 Transitional provision relating to registration of policies
Nothing in section 227 of the amended Act applies to a policy issued before the transfer date that was not a life policy for the purposes of the old Act when it was issued.
14 Continued effect of declarations under section 12 of the old Act
(1) A declaration in force immediately before the transfer date for the purposes of paragraph 12(2)(a) of the old Act continues to have effect on and after the transfer date as if it were a declaration under subsection 12(2) of the amended Act.
(2) A declaration in force immediately before the transfer date for the purposes of paragraph 12(2)(b) of the old Act continues to have effect on and after the transfer date as if it were a declaration under subsection 12A(1) of the amended Act.
15 Transitional provisions relating to auditors
(1) An approval of a person that is in force under subsection 85(1) of the old Act immediately before the transfer date continues to have effect on and after the transfer date as if it were an approval of the person under paragraphs 85(1)(a) and (b) of the amended Act.
(2) If an appointment (including an appointment that is taken to have been made) of a person as an auditor of a friendly society is in force under any of the Friendly Societies Codes immediately before the transfer date and that friendly society is a transferring friendly society, the person is taken, on the transfer date:
(a) to have been granted an approval under paragraph 85(1)(b) of the amended Act; and
(b) to have been appointed as auditor of the transferring friendly society in accordance with section 84 of the amended Act.
Note: For appointments that are taken to have been made, see in particular subsections 340(6) and (7) of the various Friendly Societies Codes (dealing with appointment of firms).
(3) At any time while 2 or more persons are taken by subitem (2) to have been appointed as auditors of the same transferring friendly society, the amended Act applies in relation to the transferring friendly society as if any reference to the auditor, or the approved auditor, of a life company were instead a reference to any of the persons so taken to have been appointed.
(4) An approval or appointment that is taken by subitem (2) to have been granted or made may be dealt with under the amended Act:
(a) in the case of an approval—as if it had actually been granted under paragraph 85(1)(b) of the amended Act; or
(b) in the case of an appointment—as if it actually were an appointment in accordance with section 84 of the amended Act.
(5) Subsection 87(1) of the amended Act does not apply to an appointment that is taken by paragraph (2)(b) to have been made.
16 Transitional provisions relating to actuaries
(1) If an appointment of a person as an actuary to a friendly society is in force under any of the Friendly Societies Codes immediately before the transfer date and that friendly society is a transferring friendly society, the person is taken, on the transfer date:
(a) to have been granted an approval under subsection 93(6) of the amended Act; and
(b) to have been appointed as actuary of the transferring friendly society in accordance with section 93 of the amended Act.
(2) An approval or appointment that is taken by subitem (1) to have been granted or made may be dealt with under the amended Act:
(a) in the case of an approval—as if it had actually been granted under subsection 93(6) of the amended Act; and
(b) in the case of an appointment—as if it actually were an appointment in accordance with section 93 of the amended Act.
(3) Subsection 95(1) of the amended Act does not apply to an appointment that is taken by paragraph (1)(b) to have been made.
17 Unclaimed money
(1) An amount of money in respect of which notification action has been taken before the transfer date under an unclaimed money law is not an amount of unclaimed money for the purposes of section 216 of the amended Act.
(2) For the avoidance of doubt, it is declared that, subject to subitem (1), an amount of money that, on the transfer date, satisfies the description of unclaimed money in section 216 of the amended Act is unclaimed money for the purposes of that section even though, for any reason, the amount was not, immediately before the transfer date, unclaimed money, or unclaimed moneys, within the meaning of an unclaimed money law.
(3) If, but for this item, a transferring friendly society would be required to deliver a Commonwealth unclaimed money statement on or before the 31 March next following the transfer date, then:
(a) the transferring friendly society may, but is taken not to be required to, deliver a Commonwealth unclaimed money statement on or before that 31 March; and
(b) if the transferring friendly society does not deliver a Commonwealth unclaimed money statement on or before that 31 March—the amounts that would have been included in that statement must (if they are still unclaimed money) be included in the next Commonwealth unclaimed money statement delivered by the friendly society.
(4) ASIC may, in relation to a specified transferring friendly society, determine in writing that subsection 216(3) of the amended Act has effect in relation to the first Commonwealth unclaimed money statement delivered by the transferring friendly society after the transfer date as if it required the amount worked out under subsection 216(6) of that Act to be paid to the Commonwealth:
(a) on a specified date or at the end of a specified period; or
(b) in accordance with a specified scheme for payment by instalments.
Note: A transferring friendly society may be specified by name, by inclusion in a specified class or in some other way.
(5) ASIC must not, under subitem (4), make a determination that would result in an amount being required to be paid to the Commonwealth more than 5 years after the date on which the amount would otherwise have had to be paid to the Commonwealth.
(6) A determination under subitem (4) has effect accordingly.
(7) In this item:
Commonwealth unclaimed money statement means a statement under subsection 216(1) of the amended Act.
notification action means:
(a) in relation to the unclaimed money law of Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory or the Northern Territory—enter, or enter particulars of, unclaimed money, or unclaimed moneys, (within the meaning of that law) in a register in accordance with that law; or
(b) in relation to the unclaimed money law of New South Wales—lodge a return with the Chief Commissioner (within the meaning of that law) relating to unclaimed money (within the meaning of that law) in accordance with that law; or
(c) in relation to the unclaimed money law of Western Australia—notify the Treasurer of particulars of unclaimed money (within the meaning of that law) in accordance with that law.
(a) the Unclaimed Money Act 1995 of New South Wales;
(b) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1962 of Victoria;
(c) Part 8 of the Public Trustee Act 1978 of Queensland;
(d) the Unclaimed Money Act 1990 of Western Australia
(e) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1891 of South Australia;
(f) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1918 of Tasmania;
(g) the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1950 of the Australian Capital Territory;
18 Effect of amendments etc. on treatment of business that is not currently eligible insurance business for the purposes of Division 8A of Part III of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936
If, immediately before the transfer date, a kind of business was not eligible insurance business for the purposes of Division 8A of Part III of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936, then business of that kind that is carried on after the transfer date is not to be taken to be eligible insurance business for the purposes of that Division merely because of all or any of the following: