Parliamentary Retiring Allowances Regulations (Cth)
made under the
This compilation was prepared on 21 July 2004
taking into account amendments up to SR 1975 No. 186
Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting,
Attorney-General’s Department, Canberra
These Regulations may be cited as the Parliamentary Retiring Allowances Regulations.
In these Regulations:
the Act means theParliamentary Retiring Allowances Act 1948 .
(1)Retiring allowances and annuities shall be paid fortnightly on the Thursday of each fortnight on which pensions payable under the
Superannuation Act 1922 are paid.(2) The amount of a retiring allowance or an annuity for a period of less than a fortnight shall bear the same proportion to the amount of a fortnight’s instalment as the number of days in that period bears to fourteen.
(1)An election by a person under subsection (5) of section 18 of the Act shall be made not later than three months after the date on which the person becomes entitled to the retiring allowance referred to in that subsection.
(2) An election under subsection 18 (5), 22Q (1), 22R (2) or (6), or 32 (1), or under paragraph 32 (4) (a) or (b), of the Act shall be made, an option under subsection 19 (2) or 22K (2) of the Act shall be exercised and a revocation under subsection 22R (10) or section 24C of the Act shall be made, by notice in writing signed by the person making the election, exercising the option or making the revocation, as the case may be, and:
(a) delivered to a person authorized by the Trust to receive the notice; or
(b) sent by post to the Trust, care of the Secretary to the Department of the Treasury, Canberra.
(1)Every member shall furnish evidence satisfactory to the Trust of:
(a) the date of birth of the member;
(b) the marital status of the member;
(c) if the member is or becomes married — the marriage of the member and the date of birth of the spouse of the member; and
(d) any change occurring in the marital status of the member.
(2) Before authorizing payment of benefit under the Act to the widow or widower of a person, the Trust may, where it has not been provided during the lifetime of the person with evidence sufficient to establish the date of birth of the widow or widower and the marriage of the widow or widower to the person, require the widow or widower to furnish the Trust with that evidence.
As and when required by the Trust:
(a) a person to whom, or in respect of whom, retiring allowance or annuity payments are being made shall submit evidence satisfactory to the Trust that the person is alive; and
(b) a person in receipt of a widow’s or widower’s annuity shall furnish evidence satisfactory to the Trust that the person has not remarried.
Notice of any meeting of the Trust shall be given personally or by post to all the trustees.
A local governing body shall not be deemed to be an authority of a State for the purposes of section 21 of the Act.
The Parliamentary Retiring
Allowances Regulations
(in force under the
1949 No. 99 | 1 Dec 1949 | 1 Dec 1949 | |
1965 No. 59 | 20 May 1965 | 20 May 1965 | — |
1966 No. 106 | 7 July 1966 | 7 July 1966 | — |
1975 No. 186 | 23 Sept 1975 | 23 Sept 1975 | — |
am. = amended rep. = repealed rs. = repealed and substituted | |
R. 2......................................... | am. 1975 No. 186 |
R. 3......................................... | rs. 1975 No. 186 |
R. 4......................................... | rs. 1965 No. 59 |
rep. 1975 No. 186 | |
R. 5......................................... | rs. 1965 No. 59 |
am. 1966 No. 106; 1975 No. 186 | |
R. 5A....................................... | ad. 1965 No. 59 |
rs. 1975 No. 186 | |
R. 6......................................... | am. 1975 No. 186 |
R. 8......................................... | ad. 1965 No. 59 |
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