Part SCHEDULE 2 - Allowances and Be - Parliamentary Salaries, Superannuation and Allowances Act 2012 - SCHEDULE 2 - Allowances and Benefits to Which Members of Parliament are Entitled | Zoe
(a) the amounts of the allowances and benefits (which may be expressed as a percentage of the basic salary or as an amount) specified in the provisions, for the purposes of section 3D(2)(d) , that are included in a determination, in relation to the period, that has taken effect under section 3H ; or
(b) if –
(i) a determination in relation to the period has not been laid before both Houses; or
(ii) a determination in relation to the period has been laid before both Houses but the period in which it may be disallowed by a House under section 3G has not expired; or
(iii) a determination in relation to the period has been disallowed by both Houses under section 3G –
the amounts of the allowances and benefits to which a member of Parliament was entitled under the most recent determination that was or is in effect under section 3H or subclause (2) .
(4) . . . . . . . .
[Schedule 2 Amended by No. 22 of 2015, s. 16, Applied:01 Jul 2015]
2. Certain other allowances and benefits to which members of Parliament or former members of Parliament are entitled
In addition to the allowances and benefits referred to in clause 1 , a member of Parliament or former member of Parliament, as the case may be, is entitled to the following:
(a) a benefit to which a member of Parliament or former member of Parliament is entitled under any superannuation scheme, arrangement or agreement;
(b) a benefit to which a member of Parliament is entitled under a personal accident and illness insurance policy;
(c) staff, office accommodation, equipment (including the capital and recurrent costs of that equipment), facilities and other resources provided to assist a member of Parliament in the performance of the member of Parliament's duties;
(d) the reimbursement of expenses incurred by a member of Parliament in the course of –
(i) representing the Parliament, with the approval of the presiding officer of the Legislative Council and the presiding officer of the House of Assembly, at any conference, activity or event connected with the member of Parliament's parliamentary duties; or
(ii) representing a House, with the approval of that House or the presiding officer of that House, at any conference, activity or event connected with the member of Parliament's parliamentary duties.