Military Superannuation and Benefits Trust Deed
14ABenefits on ceasing to be a member because of becoming an ADF Super member
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14A Benefits on ceasing to be a member because of becoming an ADF Super member
(1) This rule applies to a person who ceases to be a member because he or she has chosen to become an ADF Super member. Employer benefit and amount of member unfunded account preserved (2) There is applicable to the person: (a) a preserved benefit of the amount of the person’s employer benefit; and (b) a preserved benefit of the amount of the person’s member unfunded account, if the person has such an account. Amount of member funded account preserved unless rolled over or transferred (3) There is a preserved benefit applicable to the person of the amount of the person’s member funded account, subject to subrules (5), (6) and (7). Ancillary benefit preserved unless rolled over or transferred (4) If the person has an ancillary benefit, there is a preserved benefit applicable to the person of the amount of the ancillary benefit, subject to subrules (5), (6) and (7). Request to roll over or transfer preserved benefit due to subrule (3) or (4) (5) The person may at any time request in writing that CSC roll over or transfer to ADF Super the amount of preserved benefit applicable to the person that is attributable to subrule (3) or (4). (6) CSC may roll over or transfer the amount in accordance with the request, despite any other provision of these Rules. (7) The amount of the person’s preserved benefit immediately before a roll‑over or transfer because of a request under subrule (5) is reduced by the amount transferred or rolled over.