Family Law (Superannuation) (Methods and Factors for Valuing Particular Superannuation Interests) Amendment Approval 2005 (No. 2) (Cth)

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Family Law (Superannuation) (Methods and Factors for Valuing Particular Superannuation Interests) Amendment Approval 2005 (No. 2)

I, PHILIP MAXWELL RUDDOCK, Attorney-General, make this Approval under regulations 38 and 43A of the Family Law (Superannuation) Regulations 2001.

Dated 16 March 2005

PHILIP RUDDOCK

Attorney-General


  1. Name of Approval

This Approval is the Family Law (Superannuation) (Methods and Factors for Valuing Particular Superannuation Interests) Amendment Approval 2005 (No. 2).

  1. Commencement

This Approval commences on the day after it is registered.

  1. Amendment of Family Law (Superannuation) (Methods and Factors for Valuing Particular Superannuation Interests) Approval 2003

Schedule 1 amends the Family Law (Superannuation) (Methods and Factors for Valuing Particular Superannuation Interests) Approval 2003.


Schedule 1          Amendment

(section 3)

[1]          Schedule 6, after Part 4

insert

Part 5           South Australian Judges’ Pension Scheme

Division 5.1    Definitions

  1. Definitions

In this Part:

age of retirement has the meaning given by subsection 4 (1) of the SA Judges’ Pensions Act.

Judge has the meaning given by subsection 4 (1) of the SA Judges’ Pensions Act.

judicial service has the meaning given by subsection 4 (1) of the SA Judges’ Pensions Act.

SA Judges’ Pensions Act means the Judges’ Pensions Act 1971 (SA).

SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme means the scheme established by Part 2 of the SA Judges’ Pensions Act.

Division 5.2    Interests in the growth phase

  1. Methods and factors for interests in the SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme

For an interest that is in the growth phase in the SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme mentioned in an item in the following table, the method or factor mentioned in the item is approved for section 4 of this instrument.

Item Interest in the growth phase Method or factor
1 An interest that a person has as a Judge in the SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme.

where:

S is the person’s annual salary at the relevant date.

A is the person’s accrued pension multiple at the relevant date calculated by reference to whichever of the following applies:

   (a)  if the person is aged 60 years or more and has 10 years or more judicial service — the lesser of:

        (i)   0.6; and

       (ii)   0.5 + 0.01 ´ csm;

        where:

        csm is the number of periods of 6 complete months of the person’s judicial service between the 10th anniversary of the day when the person commenced judicial service and the relevant date.

   (b)  if the person is aged less than 60 and will have 10 years or more judicial service when the person turns 60:

        where:

        psm is:

       (a)   the number of periods of 6 complete months of the person’s judicial service between the 5th anniversary of the day when the person commenced judicial service and the day when the person turns 60; or

       (b)   if the number under paragraph (a) is more than 20 — 20.

        djs is the number of days of the person’s judicial service commencing on the day when the person commenced judicial service and ending on the relevant date.

        pdjs is the number of days of the person’s judicial service commencing on the day when the person commenced judicial service and ending on the day when the person turns 60.

   (c)  if neither paragraph (a) nor (b) applies and the person commenced judicial service at least 10 years before the person’s age of retirement:

        where:

        djs is the number of days of the person’s judicial service commencing on the day when the person commenced judicial service and ending on the relevant date.

        pdjs is the number of days of the person’s judicial service commencing on the day when the person commenced judicial service and ending on the 10th anniversary of that day.

   (d)  if the person commenced judicial service less than 10 years before the person’s age of retirement:

        where:

        psm is the number of periods of 6 complete months of the person’s judicial service between the 5th anniversary of the day when the person commenced judicial service and ending on the day when the person reaches the person’s age of retirement.

        djs is the number of days of the person’s judicial service commencing on the day when the person commenced judicial service and ending on the relevant date.

        tdjs is the number of days of the person’s judicial service commencing on the day when the person commenced judicial service and ending on the day when the person reaches the person’s age of retirement.

Fy+m is the factor calculated in accordance with the following formula:

where:

Fy is the valuation factor mentioned in Table 1 of this Part that applies at the relevant date to the person’s gender, age in completed years (y) and age of retirement.

m is the number of complete months of the person’s age that are not included in the person’s completed years of age.

Fy+1 is the valuation factor mentioned in Table 1 of this Part that would apply to the person if the person’s age (y) were 1 year more than the person’s age in completed years at the relevant date.

AF is:

   (a)  in the case of a person who was aged less than 50 on the date when the person commenced judicial service — 1; and

   (b)  in any other case:

        (i)   if the person commenced judicial service not more than 182 days after the person’s birthday — the adjustment factor mentioned in Table 2 of this Part that applies to the person’s age at that birthday; and

   (ii)  if the person commenced judicial service more than 182 days after the person’s birthday — the adjustment factor mentioned in Table 2 of this Part that applies to the person’s age at the person’s next birthday.

2

An interest that a person has in the SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme if the person:

   (a)  was a Judge; and

   (b)  resigned before turning 60; and

   (c)  had judicial service of 15 years or more.

where:

S is the annual salary payable to the person immediately before the date when the person resigned, adjusted in accordance with the Consumer Price Index (all groups index for Adelaide) for the period between the date the person resigned and the relevant date.

DFy+m is the factor calculated in accordance with the following formula:

where:

DFy is the valuation factor mentioned in Table 3 of this Part that applies at the relevant date to the person’s gender and age in completed years (y).

m has the meaning given by item 1.

DFy+1 is the valuation factor mentioned in Table 3 of this Part that would apply to the person if the person’s age (y) were one year more than the person’s age in completed years at the relevant date.

Division 5.3    Interests in the payment phase

  1. Methods and factors for interests in the SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme

For an interest that is in the payment phase in the SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme mentioned in an item in the following table, the method or factor mentioned in the item is approved for section 4 of this instrument.

Item Interest in the payment phase Method or factor
1 An interest that a person has in the SA Judges’ Pensions Scheme if the person is entitled to a pension under that Scheme.

where:

P is the annual pension payable to the person under the SA Judges’ Pensions Act.

PFy+m is the factor calculated in accordance with the following formula:

where:

PFy is the pension valuation factor mentioned in Table 4 of this Part that applies at the relevant date to the person’s gender, age in completed years (y) and the type of pension.

m is the number of complete months of the person’s age that are not included in the person’s completed years of age.

PFy+1 is the valuation factor mentioned in Table 4 of this Part that would apply to the person if the person’s age (y) were one year more than the person’s age in completed years at the relevant date.

Division 5.4    Factors

Table 1Valuation factors — Serving Judges

Retirement Age of 65

Retirement Age of 70

Age

Males

Females

Males

Females

31 6.488 6.924 5.650 6.027
32 6.636 7.086 5.778 6.166
33 6.788 7.250 5.908 6.308
34 6.943 7.419 6.041 6.454
35 7.100 7.591 6.176 6.602
36 7.262 7.766 6.315 6.753
37 7.427 7.946 6.456 6.908
38 7.595 8.129 6.600 7.065
39 7.767 8.317 6.747 7.226
40 7.942 8.508 6.897 7.391
41 8.122 8.704 7.050 7.559
42 8.305 8.904 7.206 7.730
43 8.492 9.109 7.365 7.905
44 8.682 9.318 7.527 8.083
45 8.877 9.531 7.692 8.266
46 9.076 9.750 7.860 8.452
47 9.280 9.973 8.032 8.642
48 9.488 10.202 8.207 8.836
49 9.700 10.436 8.386 9.034
50 9.917 10.675 8.568 9.237
51 10.139 10.921 8.754 9.445
52 10.367 11.173 8.944 9.657
53 10.600 11.431 9.139 9.875
54 10.840 11.697 9.338 10.098
55 11.087 11.970 9.543 10.327
56 11.341 12.251 9.753 10.562
57 11.602 12.540 9.968 10.804
58 11.872 12.839 10.189 11.053
59 12.150 13.147 10.417 11.309
60 12.438 13.466 10.651 11.573
61 12.425 13.481 10.377 11.315
62 12.597 13.686 10.373 11.335
63 12.809 13.930 10.389 11.378
64 13.064 14.219 10.431 11.446
65 13.369 14.558 10.499 11.544
66 10.599 11.674
67 10.734 11.841
68 10.908 12.051
69 11.128 12.308
70 11.246 12.459

Table 2Adjustment factors

Age

Retirement age of 65

Retirement Age of 70

Age at Nearest Birthday to Date Judicial Service Commenced

50

51

52

53

54

55+

50 0.96 0.95
51 0.96 0.95 0.94
52 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92
53 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90
54 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88
55 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88 0.86
56 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88 0.86
57 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88 0.86
58 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88 0.86
59 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88 0.86
60 0.96 0.95 0.94 0.92 0.90 0.88 0.86
61 0.99 1.00 0.98 0.96 0.94 0.93 0.90
62 0.99 1.00 1.00 0.98 0.96 0.95 0.92
63 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.98 0.97 0.94
64 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.98 0.95
65 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.97
66 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.98
67 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.98
68 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.99
69 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.99
70 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

Table 3Valuation factors — Judges who resigned before turning 60 with judicial service of 15 years or more

Age

Males

Females

45 8.745 9.299
46 9.072 9.651
47 9.411 10.016
48 9.764 10.396
49 10.130 10.791
50 10.510 11.202
51 10.906 11.629
52 11.318 12.075
53 11.747 12.539
54 12.195 13.022
55 12.663 13.527
56 13.152 14.055
57 13.663 14.606
58 14.199 15.184
59 14.761 15.788
60 15.351 16.423

Table 4Valuation factors — interests in the payment phase

Age Pensioner

Invalidity Pensioner

Spouse Pensioner

Age

Males

Females

Males

Females

Males

Females

18 24.247 24.340 22.739 21.930 23.906 24.178
19 24.186 24.279 22.681 21.873 23.825 24.107
20 24.121 24.213 22.620 21.811 23.740 24.033
21 24.052 24.144 22.554 21.745 23.651 23.954
22 23.978 24.069 22.483 21.675 23.558 23.870
23 23.899 23.990 22.409 21.602 23.460 23.782
24 23.816 23.906 22.330 21.525 23.357 23.689
25 23.728 23.816 22.246 21.443 23.250 23.591
26 23.636 23.723 22.158 21.357 23.137 23.489
27 23.538 23.625 22.065 21.268 23.020 23.381
28 23.436 23.523 21.968 21.174 22.897 23.270
29 23.329 23.417 21.866 21.077 22.769 23.154
30 23.217 23.306 21.759 20.975 22.635 23.034
31 23.099 23.192 21.647 20.869 22.496 22.909
32 22.977 23.072 21.530 20.758 22.351 22.779
33 22.850 22.948 21.408 20.643 22.199 22.643
34 22.717 22.819 21.280 20.522 22.042 22.503
35 22.578 22.685 21.147 20.396 21.877 22.357
36 22.434 22.545 21.008 20.265 21.706 22.205
37 22.284 22.399 20.862 20.128 21.528 22.047
38 22.128 22.248 20.710 19.985 21.343 21.882
39 21.965 22.091 20.552 19.836 21.150 21.712
40 21.782 21.916 20.359 19.644 20.949 21.535
41 21.576 21.722 20.130 19.410 20.741 21.351
42 21.361 21.519 19.891 19.168 20.524 21.160
43 21.136 21.307 19.642 18.918 20.298 20.962
44 20.901 21.087 19.383 18.659 20.064 20.756
45 20.656 20.858 19.112 18.392 19.821 20.544
46 20.400 20.619 18.830 18.115 19.569 20.323
47 20.133 20.370 18.535 17.828 19.308 20.095
48 19.855 20.112 18.227 17.530 19.037 19.859
49 19.566 19.844 17.904 17.221 18.758 19.615
50 19.224 19.566 17.501 16.900 18.469 19.362
51 18.826 19.277 17.011 16.566 18.171 19.101
52 18.410 18.978 16.506 16.227 17.863 18.832
53 17.976 18.668 15.988 15.883 17.546 18.554
54 17.524 18.348 15.456 15.536 17.220 18.267
55 17.126 18.035 15.022 15.223 16.884 17.971
56 16.789 17.732 14.692 14.945 16.540 17.666
57 16.442 17.419 14.358 14.664 16.186 17.352
58 16.087 17.097 14.021 14.380 15.823 17.028
59 15.723 16.765 13.681 14.094 15.452 16.694
60 15.351 16.423 13.338 13.805 15.072 16.350
61 14.970 16.070 12.993 13.514 14.683 15.996
62 14.581 15.708 12.647 13.221 14.287 15.632
63 14.184 15.335 12.299 12.925 13.883 15.257
64 13.780 14.951 11.950 12.627 13.472 14.872
65 13.369 14.558 11.601 12.327 13.054 14.476
66 12.950 14.154 11.252 12.026 12.629 14.071
67 12.528 13.741 10.903 11.722 12.200 13.657
68 12.102 13.321 10.554 11.416 11.770 13.235
69 11.675 12.893 10.207 11.108 11.338 12.806
70 11.246 12.459 9.861 10.798 10.905 12.371
71 10.816 12.018 9.517 10.487 10.472 11.929
72 10.386 11.572 9.176 10.173 10.039 11.482
73 9.955 11.121 8.839 9.857 9.606 11.030
74 9.525 10.665 8.504 9.538 9.174 10.574
75 9.095 10.207 8.174 9.216 8.745 10.115
76 8.669 9.748 7.848 8.891 8.319 9.656
77 8.247 9.291 7.527 8.562 7.898 9.198
78 7.833 8.837 7.211 8.229 7.487 8.744
79 7.429 8.390 6.901 7.890 7.085 8.297
80 7.036 7.950 6.597 7.544 6.696 7.858
81 6.656 7.520 6.300 7.190 6.321 7.428
82 6.290 7.098 6.011 6.827 5.962 7.007
83 5.939 6.687 5.729 6.451 5.618 6.596
84 5.605 6.286 5.456 6.086 5.292 6.197
85 5.289 5.899 5.191 5.734 4.985 5.811
86 4.992 5.528 4.937 5.395 4.697 5.441
87 4.715 5.177 4.693 5.075 4.430 5.091
88 4.459 4.848 4.461 4.775 4.185 4.763
89 4.228 4.545 4.243 4.498 3.965 4.462
90 4.023 4.269 4.042 4.243 3.771 4.187
91 3.848 4.021 3.859 4.011 3.608 3.941
92 3.701 3.799 3.701 3.799 3.472 3.722
93 3.575 3.604 3.575 3.604 3.356 3.530
94 3.450 3.421 3.450 3.421 3.242 3.351
95 3.325 3.248 3.325 3.248 3.125 3.181
96 3.197 3.081 3.197 3.081 3.007 3.019
97 3.065 2.917 3.065 2.917 2.882 2.861
98 2.922 2.754 2.922 2.754 2.748 2.704
99 2.766 2.584 2.766 2.584 2.599 2.542

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