Superannuation (PSSAP) Public Sector Employees Declaration 2005
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Superannuation (PSSAP) Public Sector Employees Declaration 20051
I, NICK MINCHIN, Minister for Finance and Administration, make the following Declaration under paragraph 5 (2) (b) of the Superannuation Act 2005.
Dated 29 June 2005
NICK MINCHIN
Minister for Finance and Administration
1 Name of Declaration
This Declaration is the Superannuation (PSSAP) Public Sector Employees Declaration 2005.
2 Commencement
This Declaration commences on 1 July 2005.
3 Definitions
In this Declaration:
| 1990 Act | means the Superannuation Act 1990. |
|---|---|
| 2005 Act | means the Superannuation Act 2005. |
| exempt overseas employee | has the same meaning as in the 2005 Act. |
| ordinary employer-sponsored member | has the same meaning as in the 2005 Act. |
| PSSAP | means the Public Sector Superannuation Accumulation Plan established by Trust Deed in accordance with section 10 of the 2005 Act. |
| statutory office | has the same meaning as in the 2005 Act. |
| temporary employee | has the same meaning as in the 1990 Act. |
4 Persons who are not exempt overseas employees under section 5 of the 2005 Act
A person mentioned in Schedule 1 is not an exempt overseas employee.
Schedule 1 Persons who are not exempt overseas employees
(section 4)
[1] A person who is engaged or appointed as:
(a) the representative in another country of the Government of Australia; or
(b) the Australian representative in another country of Her Majesty;
who immediately before his or her engagement or appointment was an ordinary employer-sponsored member in respect of:
(c) other employment; or
(d) the holding of a statutory office.
[2] A person who is engaged as a temporary employee by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation for employment outside Australia onlywho, immediately before his or her engagement, was an ordinary employer-sponsored member for other employment.
[3] A person who is the holder of a statutory office.