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STATE SUPERANNUATION REGULATIONS 2001 - SECT 6

6 .         Remuneration for part-time or seconded Members or Members with irregular pay

        (1)         The remuneration of a Member who works on a part-time basis is the actual remuneration received by the Member, not the remuneration of a comparable full-time worker.

        (2)         For the purposes of these regulations the remuneration of a Member who is seconded is —

            (a)         for a Gold State Super Member — subject to regulation 16(4), the Member’s remuneration for the job from which the Member is seconded;

            (b)         for a West State Super Member or a GESB Super Member who is seconded to a person who is an Employer — the Member’s remuneration for the job to which the Member is seconded; or

            (c)         for a West State Super Member or a GESB Super Member who is seconded to a person who is not an Employer — the higher of —

                  (i)         the Member’s remuneration for the job from which the Member is seconded; and

                  (ii)         the Member’s remuneration for the job to which the Member is seconded.

        (3)         If a Member does not receive his or her remuneration on a regular basis throughout the year, the Board may treat the Member as having received that remuneration on a regular basis by —

            (a)         averaging the remuneration received over all the contribution periods in the year;

            (b)         determining the Member’s remuneration to be a notional regular remuneration equal to the remuneration that a notional person holding the job held by the Member would receive if he or she were paid on a regular basis; or

            (c)         calculating a notional regular remuneration for the Member by some other means that the Board considers appropriate.

        [Regulation 6 amended in Gazette 13 Apr 2007 p. 1621.]



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