Voting by a director of a corporate trustee—governing rules
68C Voting by a director of a corporate trustee—governing rules
This section applies to a regulated superannuation fund, other than a self managed superannuation fund, of which the trustee is a body corporate.
A provision in the governing rules of the fund is void to the extent that it purports to preclude a director of the trustee from voting on a matter relating to the fund.
Exception
Subsection (2) does not apply to a provision in the governing rules of the fund to the extent that the provision:
precludes a director of the trustee of the fund from voting on a matter in which the director has a material personal interest; or
otherwise relates to voting by a director of the trustee of the fund on a matter in which the director has a material personal interest; or
precludes a director of the trustee of the fund from voting where there is a conflict of a kind described in paragraph 52(2)(d) or 52A(2)(d); or
otherwise relates to voting by a director of the trustee of the fund where there is a conflict of a kind described in paragraph 52(2)(d) or 52A(2)(d); or
precludes a director of the trustee of the fund from exercising a casting vote; or
ensures compliance by the trustee of the fund, or a director of the trustee of the fund, with a prudential standard that deals with conflicts of interest or duty.
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