PART 2 – REMUNERATION AND RELATED MATTERS

1. Total Remuneration: Office Holders are eligible for the annual amounts of Base Salary and Total Remuneration as set out in Columns 2 and 3 of Table 2A below, with effect from 11 May 2015, unless otherwise specified (refer Column 4).

TABLE 2A – FULL-TIME OFFICE HOLDERS – TOTAL REMUNERATION AND OTHER BENEFITS

1. Alternative/Additional Remuneration Provisions: Where Column 4 of Table 2A contains a reference to this clause in respect of an Office, the provisions of this clause modify Columns 2 and/or 3 of Table 2A. Unless otherwise specified, the rates in this clause will apply from 11 May 2015.

   1. Parliamentary Budget Officer: The Parliamentary Budget Officer will receive $429,120 Total Remuneration and $300,390 Base Salary for the first term of his or her office.
   2. Solicitor-General: While Mr Justin Gleeson SC does not establish his principal place of residence in Canberra he will be paid an annualised amount of $34,500 per year instead of the daily amounts of travel allowance set out in Clauses 3.5 – 3.9 of Determination 2013/16 – Official Travel by Office Holders (or any determination that supersedes 2013/16) that would otherwise be payable for travel to Canberra.
   3. National Capital Authority, Chief Executive: Mr Malcolm Snow will receive $332,200 Total Remuneration and $242,510 Base Salary for the initial term of his appointment.
   4. Clean Energy Regulator, Chair/CEO: Ms Chloe Munro will receive $559,900 Total Remuneration and $391,930 Base Salary until 1 April 2017, while she occupies the office shown in Column 1 of Table 2A.
   5. Murray-Darling Basin Authority: The Chief Executive, Dr Rhondda Dickson will receive $311,329 Base Salary while she occupies the office shown in Column 1 of Table 2A.
   6. Fair Work Commission: Where an appointee as Deputy President or Commissioner of Fair Work Commission is a Judge, the comparative salary for the purposes of s.637(6) of the Fair Work Act 2009 is the amount in Column 2. Where a holder of the office of Vice President appointed under section 626 of the Fair Work Act 2009 has residual entitlements under the Fair Work Legislation Amendment Regulation 2012 (No.1), the salary applicable to that office holder is $433,180.
   7. Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, Director – General of Security: Mr Duncan Lewis will receive $485,100 Base Salary while he occupies the office shown in Column 1 of Table 2A.
   8. Comcare, Chief Executive Officer: Ms Jennifer Taylor will receive $335,879 Base Salary while she occupies the office shown in Column 1 of Table 2A.
   9. Infrastructure Australia: The Chief Executive Officer will receive an additional loading of $25,600 for the first 12 months of his or her appointment. The loading does not count for superannuation purposes.
   10. Fair Work Building Industry Inspectorate, Director: Mr Nigel Hadgkiss will receive $409,600 Total Remuneration with $286,720 Base Salary while he occupies the office shown in Column 1 of Table 2A.
   11. Tuition Protection Service, Director: Mr Vipan Mahajan will receive $252,748 Total Remuneration and $187,040 Base Salary while he occupies the office shown in Column 1 of Table 2A.
   12. National Archives of Australia, Director General: Mr David Fricker will receive $277,500 Base Salary while he occupies the office shown in Column 1 of Table 2A.

(a) the Officer Holder’s annual rate of salary for the purposes of the scheme is the Officer Holder’s Base Salary; and

(b) the value attributed to the Employer’s Superannuation Contribution is taken to be 15.4% of the Office Holder’s Base Salary.

1. For an Office Holder who is a member of the Public Sector Superannuation Scheme:

(a) the Office Holder’s basic salary for the purposes of the scheme is the Office Holder’s Base Salary; and

(b) the amount of the Officer Holder’s recognised allowances for the purpose of the scheme is zero; and

(c) the value attributed to the Employer’s Superannuation Contribution is taken to be 15.4% of the Officer Holder’s Base Salary.

1. For an Office Holder who is a member of the Public Sector Superannuation Accumulation Plan, the Office Holder’s superannuation salary for the purposes of the scheme is the Office Holder’s ordinary time earnings (OTE).
2. For an Office Holder who is a member of the Defence Force Retirement and Death Benefits Scheme:

(a) the Office Holder’s annual rate of salary for the purposes of the scheme is the Office Holder’s Base Salary; and

(b) the value attributed to the Employer’s Superannuation Contribution is taken to be 15.4% of the Office Holder’s Base Salary.

1. For an Office Holder who is a member of the Military Superannuation and Benefits Scheme:

2. the Office Holder’s annual rate of salary for the purposes of the scheme is the office Holder’s Base Salary; and

3. the value attributed to the Employer’s Superannuation Contribution is taken to be 15.4% of the Office Holder’s Base Salary.

   1. For an Office Holder who is a member of any other superannuation fund, the Employer’s Superannuation Contribution is to be made at the rate elected by the Office Holder, which must not be less than a rate that would, under section 23 of the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992, reduce the charge percentage in relation to that Office Holder to zero.
   2. No cash in lieu: The value attributable by virtue of this clause to the Employer’s Superannuation Contribution is referable to a non-salary component of Total Remuneration and may not be the subject of an election to take an equivalent amount of salary instead.

4. Vehicles: Where an Office Holder accepts an offer of an agency owned or leased vehicle for private use, the Office Holder’s Total Remuneration will be reduced by the actual cost of the vehicle to the agency and fringe benefits taxation, less a reasonable amount (if any) reflecting business usage patterns. Where an Office Holder has access to an agency owned or leased vehicle for private use, the Office Holder will be considered to have accepted an offer of a vehicle for the purposes of this provision. Any business usage amount is to be assessed on log book records for at least a 12 week representative period. Where the annual business kilometres are less than 5,000 it will be based on the ‘cents per kilometre’ method. Where business kilometres are 5,000 kilometres or more, the percentage of business use to total kilometres travelled per annum will be applied to the total cost of the vehicle.

   1. Vehicle parking: Where an Office Holder accepts an offer of a car park at Commonwealth expense, the actual cost (including fringe benefits tax) of the car park to the Agency will be a Benefit for Total Remuneration purposes.

5. Business Support: Where an Office Holder is provided with communications, information technology and other office facilities necessary for the efficient conduct of his or her office, incidental private use of those facilities by the Office Holder does not necessitate the value of the facilities being included in Total Remuneration.