Superannuation (CSS) (Eligible Employees – Inclusion) Declaration 2003
5Persons who are eligible employees
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5 Persons who are eligible employees
(1) For paragraph (ec) of the definition of eligible employee in subsection 3 (1) of the Act, and subject to subsection (2), a person is an eligible employee if the person is in the class of persons each of whom: (a) is an employee of Australian Hearing Services, other than on a casual or temporary part‑time basis; and (b) in respect of whom contributions were accepted, purportedly under the Act, on or after 1 July 1997, in relation to the person’s employment with Australian Hearing Services; and (c) is not, in relation to the person’s employment with Australian Hearing Services, a member of an alternative superannuation scheme. (2) A person ceases to be an eligible employee for the purposes of subsection (1) at the end of the first‑occurring of the following days: (a) the day the person ceases to be an employee of Australian Hearing Services; (b) the day immediately before the day on which the person becomes, in relation to the person’s employment with Australian Hearing Services, a member of an alternative superannuation scheme; (b) the day immediately before the day on which the person becomes a casual or temporary part‑time employee of Australian Hearing Services; (c) if Australian Hearing Services ceases to be a corporate Commonwealth entity – the last day on which Australian Hearing Services is a corporate Commonwealth entity.