Retirement Savings Accounts Regulations 1997
This regulation applies to an RSA provider (the receiving entity ) if the receiving entity receives a written request from an RSA holder to roll over or transfer, to an RSA provided by the RSA provider, the whole or part of the RSA holder ' s:
(a) withdrawal benefit from a regulated superannuation fund or approved deposit fund; or
(b) withdrawal benefit in an RSA provided by another RSA provider.
4.35D(2)
The receiving entity must tell the regulated superannuation fund, approved deposit fund or other RSA provider (the transferring entity ) about the request and give the following details to the transferring entity:
(a) the RSA holder ' s full name;
(b) the RSA holder ' s date of birth;
(c) the RSA holder ' s sex;
(d) the RSA holder ' s residential address;
(e) the RSA holder ' s membership number, policy number or account number, with the transferring entity;
(f) the receiving entity ' s name and ABN;
(g) the unique RSA identifier for the receiving entity;
(h) the transferring entity ' s name and ABN;
(i) the transferring entity ' s unique superannuation identifier or unique RSA identifier for the rollover or transfer.
4.35D(3)
However, subsection (2) does not apply if the receiving entity does not have all of the details mentioned in subsection (2).
4.35D(4)
The receiving entity must also tell the transferring entity:
(a) whether the request is to roll over or transfer the whole or a part of the RSA holder ' s withdrawal benefit; and
(b) if the request is to roll over or transfer a part of the RSA holder ' s withdrawal benefit - the amount to be rolled over or transferred.
4.35D(5)
The receiving entity must also give the RSA holder ' s tax file number to the transferring entity, unless, before the rollover or transfer, the RSA holder gives the receiving entity a written statement requesting the receiving entity not to inform another RSA provider or any superannuation fund trustee of the RSA holder ' s tax file number.
Note:
Standards made under subsection 45B(3) of the Act may set out how the information in subregulations (2) and (4) is to be given to the transferring entity (for example, electronically), and may set out additional information that must be given.
4.35D(6)
Before the receiving entity gives the information to the transferring entity, the receiving entity must reasonably believe that the RSA holder:
(a) is aware that the RSA holder may ask the transferring entity for information that the RSA holder reasonably requires for the purpose of understanding any benefit entitlements that the RSA holder may have, including:
(i) information about any fees or charges that may apply to the proposed rollover or transfer; and
(ii) information about the effect of the proposed rollover or transfer on any benefit entitlements the RSA holder may have; and
(b) either:
(i) has obtained any information the RSA holder reasonably requires; or
(ii) does not require such information.
Note:
Under section 1017C of the Corporations Act 2001 , an RSA provider must, on request by an RSA holder, give the RSA holder the information and documents mentioned in subsection 1017C(2) or (2A) and subsection 1017C(5) of the Corporations Act 2001 . See also regulations 7.9.46 and 7.9.47 of the Corporations Regulations 2001 .
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