Superannuation Act 1990
17Payments by Commonwealth to CSC when invalidity pensioner again becomes member
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17 Payments by Commonwealth to CSC when invalidity pensioner again becomes member
Where a person who, before reaching the age of 60, ceased to be a member on the grounds of invalidity again becomes a member, the Commonwealth must pay to CSC: (a) if, on retirement on the grounds of invalidity, a pension only became payable to the person—an amount equal to the person’s accumulated funded contributions at the time when he or she became an invalidity pensioner; or (b) if, on retirement on the grounds of invalidity, the person was entitled to receive a lump sum benefit and a pension—an amount equal to the difference between: (i) the person’s accumulated funded contributions at the time when he or she became an invalidity pensioner; and (ii) the amount of the lump sum benefit; and CSC must pay that amount into the PSS Fund.