Unfunded benefits, contributions by Crown for
31 Unfunded benefits, contributions by Crown for
The Crown is to contribute to the Fund for a Gold State Super Member who —
at any time during the Member’s contributory membership period worked for an Employer who was, at that time, a Division 1 Employer; or
if the Member was a member of the 1987 scheme under the GES Act, at any time during the Member’s contributory period under that Act, was an employee of an employer who was, at that time, listed, or deemed by or under that Act to be listed, in Part A of Schedule 1 to that Act.
The amount of the contribution required to be made by the Crown in respect of a Member is the amount, determined by the Board with the concurrence of the Treasurer, to be equal to so much of the Member’s benefit as is not attributable to contributions made to the Fund by or in respect of the Member.
A contribution required to be made by the Crown in respect of a Member is to be paid —
from the Consolidated Account; and
as soon as possible after the Treasurer receives a notice under subregulation (4) that includes the contribution required for the Member.
As soon as practicable after an Employer’s contribution day the Board is to notify the Treasurer of the amounts of the contributions required to be made by the Crown for people to whom benefits have become payable since the Employer’s last contribution day and who worked for the Employer immediately before becoming entitled to the benefit.
[Regulation 31 amended: Gazette 19 Mar 2003 p. 836; 18 Jan 2008 p. 149; 17 Jan 2012 p. 470.]
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