AFIC Code provisions
38 AFIC Code provisions
Part 8 of the AFIC Code, other than sections 50, 51, 55 and 58, and the other provisions of the Code relevant to the Part, continue to apply on and after the transfer date in relation to anything done or omitted to be done before that date as if section 6 had not commenced.
Despite subsection (1), a provision, or part of a provision, applying under that subsection that creates an offence is not limited in its application to anything done or omitted to be done before the transfer date.
For the purposes of the application mentioned in subsection
:
a reference in the Code to AFIC is taken to be a reference to either relevant Commonwealth body;
a reference in the Code to a financial institution is taken to be a reference to an entity that on the transfer date is a company under the Corporations Law and that, immediately before that date, was a financial institution under the Code;
in section 52(1) of the Code, the words "the financial institutions scheme" are taken to be omitted and the words
"investigating whether an offence against the fiscal bodies legislation has been committed" are taken to be substituted; and
a reference in section 52(1)(a) or (b) of the Code to an employee of AFIC or of a State supervisory authority is taken to be a reference to an employee of either relevant Commonwealth body;
section 52(5) of the Code is taken to be omitted;
a reference in section 53(1) or (2) of the Code to the executive director is taken to be a reference to either relevant Commonwealth body;
a reference in section 53(5) of the Code to officers and employees of the State supervisory authorities is taken to be a reference to officers and employees of either relevant Commonwealth body;
section 63(1A) and (1B) of the Code are taken to be omitted;
a reference in section 63(2) of the Code to the Ministerial
Council is taken to be a reference to the Minister administering this
Act; and
the Code applies with all other necessary changes.
This section does not limit section 37.
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