Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations

SUPERANNUATION BENEFIT (INTERIM ARRANGEMENT) (QUALIFIED EMPLOYEES) REGULATIONS - REG 3

For the purposes of paragraph (g) of the definition of qualified employee in subsection 3 (1) of the Act, each of the following persons (other than a person referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (f) of that definition) is a qualified employee:

(a)

a person employed by the Albury-Wodonga Development Corporation, being a person who does not have

employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(b)

a person employed by the Anglo-Australian Telescope Board, being a person who:

(i)

does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(ii)

has superannuation benefits provided under the scheme known as the Anglo-Australian Telescope Board Staff Superannuation Fund; or

(iii)

has superannuation benefits provided under the scheme known as the United Kingdom Science and Engineering Research Council Joint Superannuation Services Fund;

(c)

a person employed by the Australian Bicentennial Authority, being a person who:

(i)

does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits; or

(ii)

has superannuation benefits provided under the scheme known as the Australian Bicentennial Authority Superannuation Fund;

(d)

a person employed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(e)

a person employed by the Australian Capital Territory Health Authority under the Health Authority Ordinance 1985 of the Australian Capital Territory, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(f)

a person employed by the A.C.T. Institute of Technical and Further Education on a full-time basis, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(g)

a person employed by the Australian Dairy Corporation, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(h)

a person employed by the Australian Film Commission, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(i)

a person employed by the Australian Film, Television and Radio School, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(j)

a person employed by the Australian Institute of Criminology, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(k)

a person employed before 1 May 1989 by the Australian Institute of Sport, or on or after that date by the Australian Sports Commission, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(l)

a person employed by the Australian Maritime College, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(m)

a person employed by the Australian Meat and Live-stock Corporation, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(n)

a person employed by the Australian National Railways Commission on or after 1 January 1988 who:

(i)

does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits; or

(ii)

is a contributor to a superannuation scheme constituted under an Act of Parliament of the State of South Australia or the State of Tasmania;

and who ceases to be so employed before the establishment of the superannuation scheme known as the Australian National Railways Productivity Superannuation Scheme;

(o)

a person employed by the Australian Trade Commission, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(p)

a person employed by the Australian Wheat Board, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(q)

a person employed by the Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(r)

a person employed by the Australian Wool Corporation, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(s)

a person employed by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(t)

a person employed by the Housing Loans Insurance Corporation, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(u)

a person employed by the Law Reform Commission, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(v)

a person engaged or employed under section 4, 13 or 20 of the Members of Parliament (Staff) Act 1984, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(w)

a person employed by the Murray-Darling Basin Commission, being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(x)

a person who is:

(i)

a part-time member of the National Companies and Securities Commission;

(ii)

a part-time Chairperson or part-time member of the Accounting Standards Review Board; or

(iii)

a part-time Chairperson or part-time member of the Companies and Securities Law Review Committee;

being a person who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(y)

a person employed by the National Companies and Securities Commission, being a person:

(i)

employed by that body on a temporary basis who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits; or

(ii)

employed by that body for a limited term who does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits;

(z)

a person employed by the Overseas Telecommunications Commission, being a person who:

(i)

does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits; or

(ii)

has superannuation benefits provided under the scheme known as the Staff Life Assurance and Pension Scheme;

(za)

a person employed by the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation, being a person who:

(i)

does not have employer-sponsored superannuation benefits; or

(ii)

has superannuation benefits provided under the scheme known as the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Superannuation Fund.

(zb)

a person employed by AIDC Ltd., being a person who is an eligible employee for the purposes of the Superannuation Act 1976 .