(a) the trust is
established and maintained as a discretionary trust primarily for the benefit
of the members of a particular family or a family company; and
(b) the person
acquiring or surrendering the trust interest is a member of the family who, or
is a family company that, does not benefit in the capacity of trustee.
(a) the trust is established and
maintained primarily for the benefit of the members of a particular family or
a family company; and
(b) the trust acquisition or trust surrender is a
result of—
(i) a member of the family becoming or ceasing to be a member of
a class of beneficiaries of the trust because of the birth or death of the
member; or
(ii) the person acquiring or surrendering the trust interest
becoming or ceasing to be a member of a class of beneficiaries of the trust
consisting of the children, stepchildren or grandchildren of a named member or
members of the family.
(3) For subsection (1) (a) or (2) (a) , a
discretionary trust is established and maintained primarily for the benefit of
the members of a particular family or a family company if—
(a) the primary
beneficiaries of the trust consist only of members of the family or the
family company; and
(b) the takers in default of an appointment for capital
by the trustee of the trust consist only of members of the family or the
family company.
(4) However, subsection (3) (b) is taken to be satisfied if
the last taker in default of an appointment for capital by the trustee of the
trust is—
(5) For subsection (2) (a) , a trust other than a
discretionary trust is established and maintained primarily for the benefit of
the members of a particular family or a family company if at least 90% of the
trust interests in the trust are held by members of the family or the
family company.
(6) For applying this section, a person (the
"first person" ) is a member of the particular family of another person (the
"other person" ) if—
(iv) parent, step-parent,
adoptive parent, grandparent or great grandparent.
(7) In this section—
"family company" , for a trust, means a corporation in which all its directors
and shareholders are members of the particular family for which the trust is
established and maintained.