Amounts to be debited to GESB Super accounts
103 Amounts to be debited to GESB Super accounts
The Board is to debit to a GESB Super Member’s GESB Super account —
any amounts paid as benefits to, or in respect of, the Member; and
any amounts transferred to other schemes or to other superannuation funds in satisfaction of the Member’s entitlement to a benefit from the GESB Super Scheme; and
any overpaid amounts deducted from the account under regulation 248B(2)(b)(ii); and
any splittable contributions transferred by the Member under regulation 98; and
any amount paid in respect of the Member or in respect of the account under regulation 105A, 105B, 105C, 105D, 105E or 126; and
the amount of any benefit of the member included in a payment made under regulation 121A.
The Board may debit to a GESB Super Member’s GESB Super account —
the costs of insurance provided in respect of the Member under regulations 111 and 112; and
administrative costs to the extent that they have not been taken into account in the determination of earning rates under regulation 110; and
any tax or other amounts required by a written law or a law of the Commonwealth to be paid by the Board in respect of the Member; and
the amount of any fees payable by the Member for, or in relation to, any product or service provided to the Member in accordance with section 6(1)(e) of the Act.
The Board may only debit an amount to a GESB Super account —
under subregulation (2)(b), if an actuary has advised that it is appropriate for that amount to be debited to that account; or
under subregulation (2)(d), if the Member has given the Board written consent to the debiting of that amount to the account.
If the Board debits an amount to a GESB Super account under subregulation (2)(d) in respect of a fee payable to a person other than the Board, the Board must pay the amount deducted to that other person.
[Regulation 103 inserted: Gazette 13 Apr 2007 p. 1645-6; amended: Gazette 30 Jun 2010 p. 3148; 23 Jul 2013 p. 3309; 6 Jan 2015 p. 28; 10 Jan 2017 p. 152; 8 Nov 2019 p. 4005; SL 2024/195 r. 12; SL 2025/59 r. 24; SL 2026/102 r. 14.]
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