Where a director arranges for services to be provided through a third-party company, payments to that company constitute part of the director's 'total remuneration' for the purposes of calculating the payment limit on retirement benefits under s 200G of the Corporations Law (now Corporations Act). Constitutional provisions conferring powers on directors should be given broad operation without imposing procedural constraints absent clear contextual indication. Pre-judgment interest under s 100 of the Civil Procedure Act 2005 (NSW) is available on any order for payment of money, including orders for specific performance.
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