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SUPERANNUATION ACT 1976 - SECT 111A

Relationship between this Act and SIS Act

  (1)   If, apart from this section, a benefit would be payable in cash to a person under this Act but, under the SIS Act, the benefit, or a part of the benefit, is not permitted to be paid in cash to the person, then, despite any other provision of this Act, the benefit, or the part of the benefit, as the case may be, is not to be paid in cash to the person and the following provisions of this section apply.

  (2)   If the benefit or the part of the benefit consists only of a lump sum, the benefit is to be treated as a preserved benefit under the SIS Act and dealt with accordingly.

  (3)   If the benefit or the part of the benefit includes a pension that would have been payable under section   55 or 59, Part   VIB applies as if payment of the benefit had been postponed under that Part.

  (4)   If the benefit would have been payable under Division   3 of Part   IX, deferred benefits continue to be applicable in respect of the person until:

  (a)   the 65th anniversary of the person's birth; or

  (b)   if, before that anniversary, the payment in full of the benefit becomes permissible under the SIS Act--the day on which the person notifies CSC in writing that the payment has become permissible under that Act.



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