When is a part of a policy taken to be an exempt life insurance policy?
(1) A part of a * life insurance policy (the original policy ) is taken to be an * exempt life insurance policy for the purposes of this Act if:
(a) the part provides solely for the discharge of the liabilities (contingent or not) in respect of * superannuation income stream benefits that are currently * RP superannuation income stream benefits of a * complying superannuation fund; and
(b) the trustee of the fund holds the original policy.
(2) A part of a * life insurance policy (the original policy ) is taken to be an * exempt life insurance policy for the purposes of this Act if:
(a) the part provides solely for the discharge of liabilities that are attributable to the liabilities (contingent or not) in respect of * superannuation income stream benefits that are currently * RP superannuation income stream benefits of * complying superannuation funds; and
(b) the trustee of a * pooled superannuation trust holds the original policy; and
(c) the funds are unit holders of the trust.
What happens to the rest of the policy?
(3) If a part of a policy (the original policy ) is taken to be an * exempt life insurance policy under subsection (1) or (2), the rest of the original policy is taken to be another * life insurance policy for the purposes of this Act.