Funeral Benefit Business Regulation 2010
sec.15Certificate of contributions paid
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sec.15 Certificate of contributions paid
This section applies to a contributor who has stopped making contributions under a funeral benefit agreement or on any benefit accruing to the contributor. If the contributor has paid all contributions payable by the contributor, a corporation must promptly— send to the contributor at the contributor’s last known address a certificate— in the approved form; and stating the amount of contributions paid by the contributor; and stating the benefits to which the contributor is entitled; and give a copy of the certificate to the registrar. Maximum penalty—1 penalty unit. (sec.15-ssec.1) This section applies to a contributor who has stopped making contributions under a funeral benefit agreement or on any benefit accruing to the contributor. (sec.15-ssec.2) If the contributor has paid all contributions payable by the contributor, a corporation must promptly— send to the contributor at the contributor’s last known address a certificate— in the approved form; and stating the amount of contributions paid by the contributor; and stating the benefits to which the contributor is entitled; and give a copy of the certificate to the registrar. Maximum penalty—1 penalty unit.
- (a) send to the contributor at the contributor’s last known address a certificate— (i) in the approved form; and (ii) stating the amount of contributions paid by the contributor; and (iii) stating the benefits to which the contributor is entitled; and
- (i) in the approved form; and
- (ii) stating the amount of contributions paid by the contributor; and
- (iii) stating the benefits to which the contributor is entitled; and
- (b) give a copy of the certificate to the registrar.
- (i) in the approved form; and
- (ii) stating the amount of contributions paid by the contributor; and
- (iii) stating the benefits to which the contributor is entitled; and