Superannuation (Resolution of Complaints) Act 1993 (Repealed)

PART 3 - OBJECTIVES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE TRIBUNAL  

SECTION 12   FUNCTIONS  

12(1)   [Tribunal's functions]  

The functions of the Tribunal are:

(a) to inquire into a complaint and to try to resolve it by conciliation; and

(b) if the complaint cannot be resolved by conciliation - to review the decision or conduct to which the complaint relates;

(c) any functions conferred on the Tribunal by or under any other Act.

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S 12(1) amended by No 116 of 2003, s 3 and Sch 7 item 7, by substituting para (b), effective 28 November 2003. Para (b) formerly read:

(b) if the complaint cannot be resolved by conciliation:

(i) to review the decision or conduct to which the complaint relates; or

(ii) if an arbitration agreement refers the complaint to the Tribunal for arbitration - to conduct an arbitration in respect of the complaint; and

S 12(1) amended by No 118 of 1998 and No 144 of 1995.

12(2)   [Other functions]  

In addition to the functions conferred on the Tribunal by a law of the Commonwealth, the Tribunal may perform functions conferred on the Tribunal by a law of a State or Territory, where:

(a) the functions relate to one or more exempt public sector superannuation schemes; and

(b) the schemes are not specified in regulations made for the purposes of section 4A .

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S 12(2) inserted by No 140 of 1994.

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