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GOVERNANCE OF AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT SUPERANNUATION SCHEMES ACT 2011 - SECT 30

Annual report and financial statements

  (1)   CSC must, by a date prescribed by the regulations, or, if no date is prescribed, as soon as practicable after the end of:

  (a)   the financial year starting on 1   July 2011; and

  (b)   each later financial year;

prepare and give to the Minister:

  (c)   a report dealing with:

  (i)   the performance of its functions in relation to each superannuation scheme and superannuation fund administered by CSC (other than the 1922 scheme, DFRB, DFRDB, DFSPB , ADF Cover and PNG) during the year; and

  (ii)   the general administration of the Acts and provisions mentioned in subsection   ( 2) during the year; and

  (iii)   the performance of its functions in relation to the DFSPB during the year; and

  (d)   financial statements in respect of the management of each superannuation fund administered by CSC in a form agreed between the Minister and the Board.

Note:   A report prepared under this section is in addition to a report prepared by the Board and given to the Minister under section   46 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 .

  (2)   For the purpose of subparagraph   ( 1)(c)(ii), the Acts and provisions are:

  (a)   the Defence Force Retirement and Death Benefits Act 1973 ; and

  (b)   the Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Act 1948 (other than Part   III of that Act); and

  (ba)   the Australian Defence Force Cover Act 2015 ; and

  (c)   provisions of the Papua New Guinea (Staffing Assistance) Act 1973 that deal with superannuation; and

  (d)   the Superannuation Act 1922 .

  (3)   Before giving the financial statements to the Minister, CSC must submit them to the Auditor - General, who must audit and report to the Minister:

  (a)   whether the statements are based on proper accounts and records; and

  (b)   whether the statements are in agreement with the accounts and records and show fairly the financial transactions and the state of each superannuation fund administered by CSC; and

  (c)   whether the receipt of money into, the payment of money out of, and the investment of money standing to the credit of, each superannuation fund administered by CSC during the year have been in accordance with:

  (i)   this Act and the relevant Acts administered by CSC; and

  (ii)   the relevant governing deeds; and

  (d)   as to such other matters arising out of the statements as the Auditor - General considers should be reported.

  (4)   The Minister must cause a copy of:

  (a)   the report prepared by CSC; and

  (b)   the financial statements prepared by CSC; and

  (c)   the report of the Auditor - General in respect of the financial statements;

to be tabled in each House of the Parliament within 15 sitting days of that House after the receipt of whichever of those documents was last received by the Minister.

  (5)   If the Board has not complied with subsection   ( 1) within a period of 6 months after the end of a financial year, CSC must, within 14 days after the end of that period, give to the Minister:

  (a)   an interim report on the performance of its functions in relation to each superannuation scheme and superannuation fund administered by CSC during that year; and

  (b)   interim financial statements in respect of the management of each superannuation fund administered by CSC during that year.

Note:   See also subsection   38(4).

  (6)   The financial statements given to the Minister under subsection   ( 5) must be in the form agreed between the Minister and the Board for the purposes of subsection   ( 1), but need not be accompanied by a report of the Auditor - General.

  (7)   If CSC gives a report and financial statements to the Minister under subsection   ( 5), the Minister must:

  (a)   cause a copy of the report and a copy of the financial statements to be tabled in each House of the Parliament within 15 sitting days of that House after their receipt by the Minister; and

  (b)   make the report and financial statements available to the public.

  (8)   A report given under paragraph   ( 5)(a) is not a legislative instrument.



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