Corporations Regulations 2001

CHAPTER 7 - FINANCIAL SERVICES AND MARKETS  

PART 7.9 - FINANCIAL PRODUCT DISCLOSURE AND OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO ISSUE AND SALE OF FINANCIAL PRODUCTS  

Division 11 - Superannuation to which arrangements apply under the Family Law Act 1975  

REGULATION 7.9.92   PERIODIC STATEMENTS FOR RETAIL CLIENTS FOR FINANCIAL PRODUCTS THAT HAVE AN INVESTMENT COMPONENT - SUPERANNUATION INTEREST OTHER THAN PERCENTAGE-ONLY INTEREST  

7.9.92(1)    
For paragraph 1017D(5)(g) of the Act, this regulation applies if:

(a)    an interest in a superannuation product is subject to a base amount payment split; and

(b)    the interest is not a percentage-only interest; and

(c)    the interest is in the growth phase; and

(d)    none of the following has occurred under Part 7A of the SIS Regulations:


(i) a new membership interest has been created for the non-member spouse in relation to the payment split;

(ii) the transferable benefits of the non-member spouse have been transferred or rolled out of the superannuation fund;

(iii) the amount to which the non-member spouse is entitled under the payment split has been paid, as a lump sum, to the non-member spouse.

7.9.92(2)    
This regulation also applies if:

(a)    

an interest in an RSA is subject to a base amount payment split; and

(b)    the interest is in the growth phase; and

(c)    none of the following has occurred under Part 4A of the RSA Regulations:


(i) a new RSA has been opened for the non-member spouse;

(ii) the transferable benefits of the non-member spouse have been transferred or rolled out of the RSA;

(iii) the amount to which the non-member spouse is entitled under the payment split has been paid, as a lump sum, to the non-member spouse.

7.9.92(3)    
The periodic statement for the member spouse and the non-member spouse must include the following information:

(a)    the value of the adjusted base amount applicable to the non-member spouse at the end of the reporting period;

(b)    the amount of the adjustment in the reporting period;

(c)    the method used to calculate the adjustment, including the applicable interest rate required under regulation 48 of the Family Law (Superannuation) Regulations 2001 .





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