This regulation may be cited as the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Regulation 2023.
This regulation commences on 1 July 2023.
The dictionary in schedule 2 defines particular words used in this regulation.
(1)The salary of an employee means the total of the following—(a)earnings for ordinary hours of work, other than any of the following payments made to an employee on the termination of the employee’s employment—(i)a payment for unused sick leave;(ii)an unused annual leave payment, or unused long service leave payment, within the meaning of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cwlth);(b)amounts for over-award payments, shift loadings or commissions;(c)any payments made when on paid leave, including, for example, parental leave and ancillary leave.(2)However, if a unit of the State public sector and an employee of the unit make an agreement under section 15, the salary of the employee, for the purposes of calculating the employer contributions payable by the unit, means the salary agreed on.(3)Terms used in subsection (1)(a) and (b) have the same meanings as they have in the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 (Cwlth), section 6(1), definition ordinary time earnings.
5Meaning of superannuable salary
(1)The superannuable salary of an employee who is not a member of the Legislative Assembly means the total worked out under section 4(1), other than the following—(a)amounts for over-award payments, shift loadings or commissions;(b)an amount paid to the employee by way of fee or allowance, unless the Governor in Council decides the amount is to be included for the purposes of this paragraph.(2)The superannuable salary of an employee who is a member of the Legislative Assembly means the total of the following—(a)the salary paid to the employee under the Queensland Independent Remuneration Tribunal Act 2013, section 41;(b)any additional salary paid to the employee under the Queensland Independent Remuneration Tribunal Act 2013, section 42.(3)However, if a unit of the State public sector and an employee of the unit make an agreement under section 15, the superannuable salary of the employee, for the purposes of calculating the employer contributions payable by the unit, means the superannuable salary agreed on.(4)Terms used in subsection (1)(a) have the same meanings as they have in the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 (Cwlth), section 6(1), definition ordinary time earnings.
Division 1 Rate and frequency in relation to part 1 employers
This division applies in relation to a unit of the State public sector mentioned in the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Notice 2021, schedule 2, part 1, column 1 (a part 1 employer).
7Rate and frequency for compulsory contributions—Act, s 23
(1)For section 23(1) of the Act, the rate and frequency at which a part 1 employer must pay contributions for each of its employees mentioned in schedule 1, part 1, column 1 is the rate stated in schedule 1, part 1, column 2 at the required frequency for the employee.(2)For section 23(2) of the Act, the rate and frequency at which a State public sector employee mentioned in schedule 1, part 1, column 1 must pay contributions is the rate stated in schedule 1, part 1, column 3 at the required frequency for the employee.
Division 2 Rate and frequency in relation to part 2 employers
This division applies in relation to a unit of the State public sector mentioned in the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Notice 2021, schedule 2, part 2, column 1 (a part 2 employer).
9Rate and frequency for compulsory contributions—Act, s 23
(1)For section 23(1) of the Act, the rate and frequency at which a part 2 employer must pay contributions for each of its employees mentioned in schedule 1, part 2, column 1 is the rate stated in schedule 1, part 2, column 2 at the required frequency for the employee.(2)For section 23(2) of the Act, the rate and frequency at which a State public sector employee mentioned in schedule 1, part 2, column 1 must pay contributions is the rate stated in schedule 1, part 2, column 3 at the required frequency for the employee.
(1)For a period for which a compulsory contribution is to be made for an employee, a reference in a relevant provision to the employee’s salary, superannuable salary or ordinary time earnings is a reference to the salary, superannuable salary or ordinary time earnings paid to the employee for the period.For an employee mentioned in schedule 1, part 1, item 2—(a)the required frequency for the employee is within 1 week after the end of a pay period in which the salary of the employee is paid to the employee; and(b)the rate at which the employee’s employer must pay a contribution is 12.75% of the employee’s salary for the pay period.(2)In this section—relevant provision means—(a)schedule 1, part 1 or 2, column 2 or 3; or(b)schedule 2, definition required frequency.
11Nomination of rate for employee contributions
(1)If an item in schedule 1, part 1 or 2, column 3 entitles a State public sector employee to nominate a rate, the employee may nominate a rate by giving their employer written notice nominating the rate at which they wish to pay contributions to their chosen fund.(2)However, an employee mentioned in schedule 1, part 2, item 3 who may nominate a rate at which they wish to pay contributions to their chosen fund may only nominate a rate that is 2%, 3%, 4% or 5%.
12Employee contributions not required if rate is 0%
A reference in schedule 1, part 1 or 2, column 3 to the contribution rate for an employee being 0% means that no employee contribution is required under section 23(2) of the Act.
13Employer contributions while employee is on workers’ compensation
(1)This section applies—(a)in relation to an employee of a unit of the State public sector—(i)who is a core government employee; or(ii)whose chosen fund is the scheme; and(b)if the employee is receiving compensation under the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 instead of remuneration paid by the unit.(2)While the employee is receiving the compensation, the unit must pay contributions under section 23(1) of the Act as if the employee were engaged in the employee’s normal work.
This division applies if the total of employer contributions payable for a financial year by a unit of the State public sector to the chosen fund of an employee of the unit would, but for section 15, be more than the concessional contributions cap.
15Agreement on salary or superannuable salary for purposes of employer contributions
(1)A unit of the State public sector and an employee of the unit may agree on a salary or superannuable salary for the employee, for the purposes of calculating the employer contributions payable by the unit, that would result in the total of employer contributions payable by the unit for the financial year being equal to the concessional contributions cap.(2)The agreement must—(a)be in writing; and(b)apply for a particular financial year.
16Employer contribution rate for particular employees if agreement made
(1)This section applies if a unit of the State public sector and an employee mentioned in schedule 1, part 2, item 3 make an agreement under section 15.(2)Despite section 9(1), the rate at which the unit must pay contributions is the rate stated in paragraph (b) of column 2 of the item.
(1)This division applies if an employee of a part 1 employer has a total remuneration package with the employer.(2)However, this division does not apply if an employee of a part 1 employer and the employer make an agreement under section 15.(3)In this section—total remuneration package means an arrangement under which an employee receives a salary package, expressed as a fixed amount, that includes the employee’s salary and the cost of all other benefits paid to the employee, including superannuation.
18Agreement on employer contribution rate
(1)A part 1 employer and an employee of the employer may agree that the rate at which the employer must pay contributions for the employee is a rate that is not less than the charge percentage of the employee’s salary.(2)The agreement must be in writing.(3)Despite section 7(1), if an agreement is made under subsection (1), the rate at which the employer must pay contributions for the employee is the rate agreed on.
19Payment of particular amounts to be made to trustee—Act, s 29
For section 29(6)(a) of the Act, payment of an amount must be made to the trustee if the amount is an amount decided by the Treasurer to be paid by a unit of the State public sector to an accumulation account of a member of the scheme in the government defined benefit category.
The Superannuation (State Public Sector) Regulation 2022, SL No. 183 is repealed.
21Amounts decided by Governor in Council before commencement
(1)This section applies if—(a)immediately before the commencement, an amount paid to an employee by way of fee or allowance was included for determining the salary of an employee for the purposes of calculating the compulsory contributions for the employee; and(b)the amount had been decided to be included for those purposes by the Governor in Council.(2)On the commencement, the amount is taken to have been decided by the Governor in Council to be included for the purposes of section 5(1)(b).(3)In this section—salary has the meaning given by section 68 of the 1990 deed, definition salary, paragraph (d), as in force immediately before the repeal of the 1990 regulation.
22Continuation of monthly frequency of particular compulsory contributions before commencement
(1)This section applies if—(a)an employee of a unit of the State public sector is a core government employee or the employee’s chosen fund is the scheme; and(b)immediately before the commencement, the frequency at which the unit and employee were required to pay compulsory contributions under section 23 of the Act was within 1 week after the end of a month in which earnings of the employee were paid to the employee.(2)Despite schedule 2, definition required frequency, paragraph (a), the required frequency for the employee, for the purposes of sections 7(1) and (2) and 9(1) and (2) is within 1 week after the end of a month in which the salary, superannuable salary or ordinary time earnings of the employee is paid to the employee.(3)This section stops applying on 1 July 2026.
23Employee-nominated contribution rates in effect immediately before commencement
A contribution rate for an employee nominated by the employee that was in effect immediately before the commencement continues to be the nominated rate for the employee until the employee nominates another rate.
Part 5 Amendment of Superannuation (State Public Sector) Notice 2021
This part amends the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Notice 2021.
25Amendment of s 4 (References to categories)
(1)Section 4, heading, after ‘categories’—
insert—and arrangements
(2)Section 4—
insert—(2)A reference in this notice to an arrangement is a reference to the membership arrangement of that name established under this notice.For a State public sector employee who is subject to a membership arrangement, the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Regulation 2023, schedule 1, part 2 prescribes the compulsory contributions by employers and employees.
26Amendment of s 5 (Declaration of units of the State public sector—Act, s 4)
Section 5(2), after ‘schedule 2,’—
insert—part 2,
27Amendment of s 7 (Declaration of core government employees—Act, s 17)
Section 7, after ‘schedule 2,’—
insert—part 1,
28Amendment of s 8 (General membership matters)
Section 8(1), after ‘schedule 2,’—
insert—part 1 or 2,
29Amendment of s 9 (Application of schedule 2)
(1)Section 9, heading, ‘schedule’—
omit, insert—sch
(2)Section 9(1), after ‘schedule 2,’—
insert—part 1 or 2,
(3)Section 9(2), after ‘schedule 2’—
insert—, part 1 or 2
30Insertion of new pt 2, div 1A
After section 9—
insert—(1)This division applies if—(a)an employee mentioned in schedule 2, part 2, column 2 is a member in the accumulation category; and(b)schedule 2, part 2, column 5 contains a condition stating ‘BAA’ or ‘CAA’.‘BAA’ means basic accumulation arrangement and ‘CAA’ means comprehensive accumulation arrangement.(2)A reference in this division to a column by number is a reference to the column of that number stated in schedule 2, part 2.9BInitial membership arrangement for new employed members
(1)This section states the membership arrangement to which an employee mentioned in column 2 belongs on becoming a member of the scheme (the employee’s initial arrangement).(2)If column 5 states only 1 arrangement for which the employee is eligible, the employee’s initial arrangement is the arrangement stated in the column.(3)If column 5 states more than 1 arrangement for which the employee is eligible, the employee may choose 1 of the stated arrangements to be the employee’s initial arrangement by giving written notice to the employee’s employer.(4)If the employee chooses an arrangement under subsection (3), the employee’s initial arrangement is the chosen arrangement.(5)If the employee does not choose an arrangement under subsection (3), but column 3 states that membership of the scheme is compulsory for the employee, the employee’s initial arrangement is as follows—(a)for a non-casual employee—the comprehensive accumulation arrangement;(b)for a casual employee—the basic accumulation arrangement.(6)If column 5 states an arrangement for which the employee is eligible only if approved by the employer, the employee is eligible for that arrangement only if the employer has approved that employee to be eligible for that arrangement.9CTransfer between membership arrangements
(1)An employee may transfer from 1 membership arrangement to another under this division only if column 5 states the employee is eligible for the other arrangement.(2)The employee may transfer to the other arrangement by giving written notice to the employee’s employer.
31Amendment of s 12 (Retrospective eligibility)
(1)Section 12(1)(a), after ‘categories’—
insert—or arrangements
(2)Section 12(1)(a) and (b), after ‘schedule 2,’—
insert—part 1 or 2,
(3)Section 12(1)(b)(i), ‘category of membership’—
omit, insert—membership category or arrangement
(4)Section 12(1)(b)(i), before ‘column’—
insert—schedule 2, part 1 or 2,
(5)Section 12(1)(b)(ii), after ‘categories’—
insert—or arrangements
(6)Section 12(2), after ‘category’—
insert—or arrangement
(7)Section 12(2)(a), before ‘column’—
insert—schedule 2, part 1 or 2,
32Replacement of pt 3, hdg (Transitional provision)
Part 3, heading—
omit, insert—
33Insertion of new pt 3, div 2
Part 3—
insert—14Members in comprehensive or basic accumulation category immediately before commencement
(1)An employee who was a member in the comprehensive accumulation category immediately before the commencement is taken to be a member in the accumulation category subject to the comprehensive accumulation arrangement.(2)An employee who was a member in the basic accumulation category immediately before the commencement is taken to be a member in the accumulation category subject to the basic accumulation arrangement.15Operation of s 13 after commencement
(1)This section applies to a person who, immediately before the commencement, continued to be eligible for membership in the basic accumulation category for the person’s employment under section 13.(2)The person continues to be eligible for membership in the basic accumulation arrangement under the accumulation category for the employment.
34Amendment of sch 1 (Entities that are units of the State public sector)
Schedule 1, part 1, entries for Ipswich Regional Advocacy Services Inc. ABN 53 894 935 643 and National Trust of Australia (Queensland) Limited ACN 600 450 860—
omit.
35Replacement of sch 2 (Membership by particular employees of particular units of the State public sector)
Schedule 2—
omit, insert—sections 7, 8, 9, 9A, 9B, 9C and 12
Notes1In column 3—C means membership is compulsory.2In column 4—AC means accumulation category.SDBC means standard defined benefit category.3In column 5—BAA means basic accumulation arrangement.CAA means comprehensive accumulation arrangement.4The headings of parts 1 and 2 of this schedule refer to part 1 employers and part 2 employers. Those words are defined in the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Regulation 2023, sections 6 and 8 by reference to the parts of this schedule in which particular units of the State public sector are mentioned.
Unit of the State public sector
Employees
Compulsory membership
Member- ship
categories
Condition
A Hospital and Health Service established under the Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
A public service entity under the Public Sector Act 2022
A non-casual employee, other than a non-casual employee mentioned elsewhere in this schedule
SDBC
ACA casual employee, other than a casual employee mentioned elsewhere in this schedule
AC
Board of the Queensland Museum
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Brisbane Organising Committee for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games
A non-casual employee
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACA casual employee
AC
Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Authority trading as QLEAVE
A non-casual employee other than a contract employee
SDBC
ACAny other employee
AC
Crime and Corruption Commission
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Cross River Rail Delivery Authority
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACThe eligibility start day is 1 September 2018
A casual employee
AC
The eligibility start day is 1 September 2018
CS Energy Limited ACN 078 848 745
A non-casual employee—
(a) who, on 1 July 1997, was an employee of Queensland Generation Corporation and was a member of the scheme; and(b) whose membership of the scheme has been approved by Electricity Supply Industry Superannuation (Qld) Ltd ACN 069 634 439C
SDBC
ACAny other employee—
(a) who was a member of the scheme immediately before the start of the employment; and(b) whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employerSDBC
ACDepartment of the Premier and Cabinet
An employee employed under the Ministerial and Other Office Holder Staff Act 2010, section 6, 7 or 8
AC
Far North Queensland Ports Corporation Limited ACN 131 836 014
A permanent employee
C
SDBC
ACA contract employee other than a permanent employee
SDBC
ACGladstone Marine Pilot Services Pty Ltd ACN 165 996 967
A non-casual employee
C
SDBC
ACA casual employee
C
AC
Gladstone Ports Corporation Limited ACN 131 965 896
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who transferred employment from Maritime Safety Queensland on 2 November 2013
C
SDBC
ACAny other permanent employee other than a contract employee
C
SDBC
ACThe member contribution rate for a member in the standard defined benefit category is 5%
A temporary employee other than a contract employee
C
AC
A casual employee
C
AC
A contract employee
C
SDBC
ACThe member contribution rate for a member in the standard defined benefit category is 5%
Gold Coast Waterways Authority
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Legal Aid Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Legislative Assembly
A member of the Legislative Assembly
SDBC
ACLibrary Board of Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Maritime Safety Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
National Injury Insurance Agency, Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation Limited ACN 136 880 218
A non-casual employee who transferred employment from Maritime Safety Queensland on 2 November 2013
C
SDBC
ACAny other non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Office of the Information Commissioner
A non-casual employee
C
SDBC
ACA casual employee
C
AC
Office of the Ombudsman
A non-casual employee
C
SDBC
ACA casual employee
C
AC
Parliamentary Service
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Port of Townsville Limited ACN 130 077 673
The following employees whose employment started before 19 May 2005—
(a) a permanent employeeC
SDBC
AC (b) a temporary employee or casual employeeC
AC
The following employees whose employment started on or after 19 May 2005—
(a) a permanent employee who transferred employment from Maritime Safety Queensland on 2 November 2013C
SDBC
AC (b) any other permanent employeeSDBC
AC (c) a temporary employee or casual employeeAC
Queensland Ambulance Service
A service officer who is a non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA service officer who is a casual employee
AC
Queensland Art Gallery Board of Trustees
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Building and Construction Commission
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Building and Construction Employing Office
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority
A non-casual employee, other than a non-casual employee who was transferred to the Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority, the Queensland Bulk Water Transport Authority or the Queensland Manufactured Water Authority under the South East Queensland Water (Restructuring) Act 2007, repealed section 67
SDBC
ACThe eligibility start day is 15 November 2017
A casual employee, other than a casual employee who was transferred to the Queensland Bulk Water Supply Authority, the Queensland Bulk Water Transport Authority or the Queensland Manufactured Water Authority under the South East Queensland Water (Restructuring) Act 2007, repealed section 67
AC
The eligibility start day is 15 November 2017
Queensland Capacity Network Pty Ltd ACN 633 081 517
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Competition Authority
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Electricity Transmission Corporation Limited ACN 078 849 233 trading as Powerlink
A permanent employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 January 1995; and(b) immediately before 1 January 1995, was employed by the Queensland Electricity CommissionSDBC
ACA casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 January 1995; and(b) immediately before 1 January 1995, was employed by the Queensland Electricity CommissionAC
Queensland Fire and Emergency Service
Any employee
SDBC
ACQueensland Hydro Pty Ltd ACN 661 444 515
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Industrial Relations Commission
A member of the commission who elects under an Act to be a member of the scheme
SDBC
ACQueensland Police Service
A police officer, other than a special constable (State officer), who is under the age of 60 years
SDBC
ACThe standard compulsory rate for a member in the standard defined benefit category is 6%
A police recruit or special constable (State officer)
AC
Queensland Racing Integrity Commission
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Rail
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority
A permanent employee other than a contract employee
SDBC
ACA temporary employee other than a contract employee
AC
A casual employee
AC
A contract employee
SDBC
ACResidential Tenancies Authority
A non-casual employee whose membership in the standard defined benefit category has been approved by the employer
SDBC
Any other employee
AC
Residential Tenancies Employing Office
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Foundation
Any employee
AC
Safe Food Production QLD
A non-casual employee
C
SDBC
ACA casual employee
C
AC
Screen Queensland Pty Ltd ACN 056 169 316
A non-casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 April 1998; and(b) immediately before that day, was a member in the standard defined benefit categorySDBC
ACAny other non-casual employee
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACAny other employee
AC
South Bank Corporation
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
South Bank Employing Office
A permanent employee
SDBC
ACA temporary employee or casual employee
AC
Stadiums Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
SunWater Limited ACN 131 034 985
A permanent employee
SDBC
ACAny other employee
AC
Supreme Court Library Committee
An employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer and—
(a) whose membership in the standard defined benefit category has been approved by the employerC
SDBC
AC (b) to whom paragraph (a) does not applyC
AC
TAFE Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACThe eligibility start day is 1 July 2017
A casual employee
AC
The eligibility start day is 1 July 2017
TAFE Queensland International Education Pty Ltd ACN 613 398 977
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
The Council of the Queensland Institute of Medical Research
An employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACThe member contribution rate for a member in the standard defined benefit category is 5%
Any other employee
AC
The Governor’s official residence (known as ‘Government House’) and the administrative unit maintained in association with it
A non-casual employee
C
SDBC
ACA casual employee
C
AC
The State, so far as it relates to the appointment of judges’ associates
Any employee
SDBC
ACThe member contribution rate for a member in the standard defined benefit category is 5%
The State, so far as it relates to the appointment of magistrates
magistrates
SDBC
ACThe State, so far as it relates to the appointment of members of the Land Court
A member of the Land Court who elects under an Act to be a member of the scheme
SDBC
ACThe State, so far as it relates to the appointment of a solicitor-general
A solicitor-general who, immediately before appointment to that office—
(a) was an officer of the public service; and(b) was a member in the standard defined benefit categorySDBC
ACAny other solicitor-general
AC
Tourism and Events Queensland
A permanent employee
SDBC
ACA temporary employee or casual employee
AC
Tourism and Events Queensland Employing Office
Any employee who transferred employment from Events Queensland on or after 11 December 2012
AC
Any other non-casual employee
SDBC
ACAny other casual employee
AC
Trade and Investment Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
WorkCover Employing Office
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
WorkCover Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACA casual employee
AC
Unit of the State public sector
Employees
Compulsory membership
Member- ship
categories
Condition
A board that is a unit of the State public sector other than a board mentioned elsewhere in this schedule
A member of a board
AC
BAA
A body known immediately before 23 March 2007 as an industry training advisory body under the repealed Vocational Education, Training and Employment Act 2000
Any employee who, immediately before 23 March 2007—
(a) was employed by an industry training advisory body under the repealed Vocational Education, Training and Employment Act 2000; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
AC
BAA
Access Incorporated ABN 92 635 635 685
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
C
AC
BAA
Aged and Disability Advocacy Australia ACN 610 892 398
Any employee
AC
BAA
AOT Group Limited ACN 106 495 498
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
AC
BAA
AOT Inbound Pty Ltd ACN 073 167 129
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
AC
BAA
AOT Retail Pty Ltd ACN 087 251 787
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
AC
BAA
Aurizon Holdings Limited ACN 146 335 622
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
A temporary employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
AC
BAA
A contract employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Aurizon Intermodal Pty Ltd ACN 114 388 377
Any employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Aurizon Network Pty Ltd ACN 132 181 116
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
A temporary employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
AC
BAA
A contract employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
A temporary employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
AC
BAA
A contract employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Australia Eastern Railroad Pty Ltd ACN 118 274 776
A non-casual employee who—
(a) transferred employment from QR Limited ACN 124 649 967 to ARG-QR; and(b) immediately before the transfer mentioned in paragraph (a), was a member in the standard defined benefit category; and(c) immediately before the QRN transfer day—(i) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(ii) was a member in the standard defined benefit categorySDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other non-casual employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
CAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority
A non-casual employee—
(a) who, immediately before the start of the employment, was a member of the scheme; and(b) whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employerSDBC
ACThe eligibility start day is 1 October 2017
CAA
BAAAustralian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
A non-casual employee—
(a) who was a member of the scheme immediately before the start of the employment; and(b) whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employerSDBC
ACCAA
BAAAustralian Online Travel Pty Ltd ACN 105 135 331
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
AC
BAA
Australian Securities and Investment Commission
An employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 January 1991; and(b) immediately before 1 January 1991, was employed by the Office of the Commissioner for Corporate Affairs and was a member of the scheme; and(c) elected to continue to be a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
Australian Skills Quality Authority
A non-casual employee who—
(a) transferred employment from the Department of Education, Training and Employment on 2 July 2012; and(b) immediately before 2 July 2012, was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
Australia Western Railroad Pty Ltd ACN 094 792 275
A non-casual employee who—
(a) transferred employment from QR Limited ACN 124 649 967 to ARG-QR; and(b) immediately before the transfer mentioned in paragraph (a), was a member in the standard defined benefit category; and(c) immediately before the QRN transfer day—(i) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(ii) was a member in the standard defined benefit categorySDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other non-casual employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
CAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Board of Architects of Queensland
A non-casual employee other than a contract employee
C
AC
CAA
BAAAny other employee
C
AC
BAA
Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland
Any employee
C
AC
BAA
Board of Trustees of Brisbane Grammar School
Any employee
AC
BAA
Board of Trustees of Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School
Any employee
AC
CAA
BAABoard of Trustees of Ipswich Grammar School
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACThe member contribution rate is 5%
CAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
The member contribution rate is 5%
CAA
BAABoard of Trustees of Rockhampton Girls Grammar School
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
CAA
BAABoard of Trustees of The Rockhampton Grammar School
Any employee
AC
The member contribution rate is 5%
CAA
BAABoard of Trustees of Toowoomba Grammar School
A permanent employee whose membership in the standard defined benefit category has been approved by the employer
SDBC
The member contribution rate is 5%
Any other permanent employee
AC
The member contribution rate is 5%
CAA
BAAA temporary employee
AC
The member contribution rate is 5%
CAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
BAA
Board of Trustees of Townsville Grammar School
Any employee
C
AC
CAA
BAABuilding and Construction Industry Training Fund (Qld) trading as Construction Skills Queensland
Any employee
AC
CAA
BAACairns Airport Pty Ltd ACN 132 228 221
A non-casual employee—
(a) whose employment started on or before 30 October 2008; and(b) who, immediately before the start of the employment, was employed by Cairns Ports Limited ACN 131 836 014 and was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
Any other non-casual employee who started the employment before 14 January 2009
AC
CAA
A casual employee—
(a) whose employment started on or before 30 October 2008; and(b) who, immediately before the start of the employment, was employed by Cairns Ports Limited ACN 131 836 014 and was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Any other casual employee who started the employment before 14 January 2009
AC
BAA
Central Highlands & Western Qld Family Support Association Inc. ABN 82 184 838 127
Any employee
AC
BAA
Central Queensland University
A non-casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 July 2014; and(b) immediately before 1 July 2014, was employed by the Department of Education, Training and Employment and was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAA non-casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
AC
BAA
Children’s Hospital Foundation Queensland
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
BAA
CISC Pty Ltd ACN 067 097 625
Any employee
AC
BAA
City Parklands Services Pty Ltd ACN 068 043 318
A non-casual employee employed since 1 July 2013 and who, immediately before 1 July 2013—
(a) was employed by the South Bank Employing Office or the Department of Housing and Public Works; and(b) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee employed since 1 July 2013 and who, immediately before 1 July 2013—
(a) was employed by the South Bank Employing Office or the Department of Housing and Public Works; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
CAA
BAAAn employee who—
(a) on 1 July 2019 transferred employment from Brisbane Marketing Pty Ltd ACN 094 633 262; and(b) immediately before 1 July 2019, was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAACleanCo Queensland Limited ACN 628 008 159
A non-casual employee who, immediately before the start of the employment—
(a) was employed by CS Energy Limited ACN 078 848 745 or Stanwell Corporation Limited ACN 078 848 674; and(b) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other non-casual employee who, immediately before the start of the employment, was a member of the scheme
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACCAA if approved by the employer
BAAAny other employee
AC
BAA
Community Enterprise Queensland
A non-casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 May 2017; and(b) immediately before 1 May 2017, was employed by the Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships and was a member in the standard defined benefit categorySDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee
AC
The eligibility start day is 1 May 2017
CAA
BAACQ Radiology Pty Ltd ACN 165 751 226
A non-casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 6 October 2014; and(b) immediately before 6 October 2014, was employed by the Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service and was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAA if approved by the employerA casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 6 October 2014; and(b) immediately before 6 October 2014, was employed by the Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service and was a member of the schemeAC
CAA
BAADepartment of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Cwlth)
An employee who—
(a) on 7 August 1995, transferred employment from the Department of Primary Industries to the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service; and(b) elected, on or before 7 November 1995, to continue to be a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
Department of Industry, Science and Resources (Cwlth)
A non-casual employee who—
(a) transferred employment from the Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation on 1 July 2010; and(b) immediately before 1 July 2010, was a member in the standard defined benefit categorySDBC
Ebet Gaming Systems Pty Limited ACN 086 218 831
Any employee who—
(a) transferred employment from Bounty Limited ACN 096 276 292; and(b) immediately before the transfer, was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Electoral Commission of Queensland
Electoral registrars, returning officers or other persons employed on a temporary basis for the conduct of an election or referendum
AC
BAA
Endpoint IQ Pty Ltd ACN 629 597 413
An employee whose membership in the standard defined benefit category or comprehensive accumulation arrangement has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACThe eligibility start day is 11 November 2019
CAAAny other employee
AC
The eligibility start day is 11 November 2019
BAAEton Irrigation Cooperative Ltd ABN 29 615 812 505
A non-casual employee who, immediately before 31 March 2020, was employed by SunWater Limited ACN 131 034 985
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before 31 March 2020, was employed by SunWater Limited ACN 131 034 985
AC
BAA
Fairbairn Irrigation Network Limited ACN 615 973 754
A non-casual employee who, immediately before 1 July 2019—
(a) was employed by SunWater Limited ACN 131 034 985; and(b) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACThe eligibility start day is 1 July 2019
CAA
BAAAny other employee
AC
The eligibility start day is 1 July 2019
BAAFlexi Care Inc. ABN 97 895 142 957
A non-casual employee who, on 30 April 2000, was a member in the standard defined benefit category
C
SDBC
Any other employee
C
AC
BAA
Gladstone Area Water Board
A non-casual employee whose membership in the standard defined benefit category or comprehensive accumulation arrangement has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACCAA
Any other employee
AC
BAA
Golden Casket Lottery Corporation Limited ACN 078 785 449
A non-casual employee—
(a) whose employment started before 1 July 2007; and(b) who was a member of the scheme before 1 July 2007C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAA if approved by the employerA non-casual employee who—
(a) immediately before becoming a non-casual employee, was employed by Tabcorp Assets Pty Ltd ACN 064 303 920 and was a member of the scheme; and(b) transferred employment to Tabcorp Assets Pty Ltd ACN 064 303 920 on 1 June 2022; and(c) immediately before the transfer was, and had been since before 1 July 2007—(i) a non-casual employee; and(ii) a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee—
(a) whose employment started before 1 July 2007; and(b) who was a member of the scheme before 1 July 2007C
AC
BAA
Griffith University
A non-casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACCAA
A casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
AC
CAA
BAAHQPlantations Pty Ltd ACN 142 448 977
A non-casual employee who, immediately before 1 July 2010—
(a) was employed by Forestry Plantations Queensland Pty Ltd ACN 142 448 977; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before 1 July 2010—
(a) was employed by Forestry Plantations Queensland Pty Ltd ACN 142 448 977; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
AC
CAA
BAAHV Rail Pty Ltd ACN 615 302 111
A non-casual employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before 26 March 2021—
(a) was employed by Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(b) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who, immediately before 26 March 2021—
(a) was employed by Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Institute of Modern Art Limited ACN 009 942 821
A permanent employee other than a contract employee
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA temporary employee, other than a contract employee, or a casual employee
C
AC
BAA
A contract employee
AC
BAA
Interail Australia Pty Ltd ACN 087 619 010
Any employee who, immediately before the QRN transfer day—
(a) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
James Cook University
An employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
SDBC if approved by the employer
AC if approved by the employerCAA if approved by the employer
BAA if approved by the employerLinfox Australia Pty Ltd ACN 004 718 647
A non-casual employee, other than a contract employee, who, immediately before 1 February 2019—
(a) was employed by Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(b) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who, immediately before 1 February 2019—
(a) was employed by Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Loram Pty Ltd ACN 167 226 262
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who—
(a) has been employed since 1 November 2019; and(b) immediately before 1 November 2019—(i) was employed by Aurizon Network Pty Ltd ACN 132 181 116 or Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(ii) was a member of the scheme; and(c) immediately before the QRN transfer day—(i) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(ii) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
A temporary employee, other than a contract employee, who—
(a) has been employed since 1 November 2019; and(b) immediately before 1 November 2019—(i) was employed by Aurizon Network Pty Ltd ACN 132 181 116 or Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(ii) was a member of the scheme; and(c) immediately before the QRN transfer day—(i) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(ii) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 November 2019; and(b) immediately before 1 November 2019—(i) was employed by Aurizon Network Pty Ltd ACN 132 181 116 or Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(ii) was a member of the scheme; and(c) immediately before the QRN transfer day—(i) was employed by a QR National Group company; and(ii) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
Mackay Airport Pty Ltd ACN 132 228 534
A non-casual employee—
(a) whose employment started on or before 3 November 2008; and(b) who, immediately before the start of the employment, was employed by Mackay Ports Limited ACN 131 965 707 and was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
Any other non-casual employee who started the employment before 10 December 2008
AC
CAA
A casual employee who started the employment before 10 December 2008
AC
BAA
Major Brisbane Festivals Pty Ltd ACN 103 063 234
A permanent employee who—
(a) has been employed since 20 October 2003; and(b) immediately before 20 October 2003, was employed by Brisbane Festival Ltd ACN 080 893 965 and was a member of the schemeC
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACCAA if approved by the employer
BAAAny other permanent employee
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACCAA if approved by the employer
BAAAny other employee
AC
BAA
Mallawa Irrigation Ltd ACN 616 181 741
A non-casual employee who, immediately before 1 July 2018—
(a) was employed by SunWater Limited ACN 131 034 985; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
The eligibility start day is 1 July 2018
CAA
BAAAny other employee
AC
The eligibility start day is 1 July 2018
BAANational Disability Insurance Agency
A non-casual employee who—
(a) has been employed, since the start of the employment, as part of the implementation of the NDIS in Queensland; and(b) immediately before the start of the employment, was employed by a public sector unit and was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
National Heavy Vehicle Regulator
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
CAA
BAAOffice of the National Rail Safety Regulator
A non-casual employee who—
(a) transferred employment from the Department of Transport and Main Roads; and(b) immediately before the transfer, was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who—
(a) transferred employment from the Department of Transport and Main Roads; and(b) immediately before the transfer, was a member of the schemeAC
CAA
BAAOne QSuper Pty Ltd ACN 601 938 774
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAA if approved by the employerA casual employee
AC
CAA
BAAPA Research Foundation
An employee whose membership in the standard defined benefit category has been approved by the employer
C
SDBC
Any other employee
C
AC
BAA
Pioneer Valley Water Co-operative Limited ABN 55 322 373 770
A non-casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 25 March 2016; and(b) immediately before 25 March 2016, was employed by the Pioneer Valley Water Board and was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA if approved by the employer
BAAPort of Brisbane Pty Ltd ACN 143 384 749
A non-casual employee who, immediately before the POB Pty Ltd transfer day—
(a) was employed by Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd ACN 143 384 749; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
SDBC
ACCAA
A casual employee who, immediately before the POB Pty Ltd transfer day—
(a) was employed by Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd ACN 143 384 749; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
AC
CAA
BAAProgress Rail Australia Pty Ltd ACN 063 514 018
A non-casual employee, other than a contract employee, who—
(a) has been employed since 1 October 2016; and(b) immediately before 1 October 2016—(i) was employed by Aurizon Holdings Limited ACN 146 335 622, Aurizon Network Pty Ltd ACN 132 181 116 or Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(ii) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAAA contract employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 October 2016; and(b) immediately before 1 October 2016—(i) was employed by Aurizon Holdings Limited ACN 146 335 622, Aurizon Network Pty Ltd ACN 132 181 116 or Aurizon Operations Limited ACN 124 649 967; and(ii) was a member of the schemeAC
BAA
QIC Limited ACN 130 539 123
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
CAA
BAAQIC Private Capital Pty Ltd ACN 076 279 528
A non-casual employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
CAA
BAAQueensland BioCapital Funds Pty Ltd ACN 100 826 686
A non-casual employee
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
C
AC
BAA
Queensland Law Society
Any employee
AC
BAA
Queensland Manufacturing Institute Ltd ACN 076 854 638
A non-casual employee who, immediately before 1 July 2011, was an employee of the Australian Institute for Commercialisation Ltd ACN 100 485 407
AC
CAA
BAAAny other non-casual employee
C
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACCAA if approved by the employer
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before 1 July 2011, was an employee of the Australian Institute for Commercialisation Ltd ACN 100 485 407
AC
BAA
Any other casual employee
C
AC
BAA
Queensland Performing Arts Trust
A permanent employee other than an employee who is required, under an industrial award, to be a member of a superannuation scheme other than the scheme
C
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACFor a permanent employee who is a member of CAA—the member contribution rate is 5%
CAA optional after 3 months from the start of the employment
BAAAny other employee other than an employee who is required, under an industrial award, to be a member of a superannuation scheme other than the scheme
C
AC
BAA
Queensland Sugar Limited ACN 090 152 211
A permanent employee
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA temporary employee who—
(a) has been employed since 28 July 2000; and(b) immediately before 28 July 2000, was employed by Queensland Sugar Corporation and was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACBAA
Any other employee
AC
BAA
Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre Limited ACN 050 542 633
A non-casual employee who started the employment before 1 January 2013
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who started the employment before 1 January 2013
C
AC
CAA
BAAAny other employee
AC
CAA if approved by the employer
BAAQueensland Theatre Company
Any employee
AC
BAA
Queensland Titles Registry Pty Ltd ACN 648 568 101
A non-casual employee whose employment started before 19 December 2022
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other non-casual employee
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACCAA if approved by the employer
BAAA casual employee whose employment started before 19 December 2022
AC
CAA
BAAAny other casual employee
AC
CAA if approved by the employer
BAAQueensland Treasury Corporation
A non-casual employee—
(a) who was an employee immediately before 7 December 2005; and(b) who was a member of another superannuation fund when the member became an employee; and(c) for whom the employer approved that the member continue to be a member of the other superannuation fundAC
CAA
BAAAnother non-casual employee who was an employee immediately before 7 December 2005
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee
AC
CAA
BAAQueensland University of Technology
An employee who—
(a) on 2 January 1994, transferred employment from the State to the university because of a transfer from the State to the university of the TAFE Kelvin Grove Halls of Residence’s function of providing accommodation for students; and(b) elected, between 2 January 1994 and 30 April 1994, to continue to be a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
Racing Queensland Board
A permanent employee who—
(a) transferred employment from Racing Queensland Limited ACN 142 786 874 on 1 May 2013; and(b) immediately before 1 May 2013, was a member in the standard defined benefit categorySDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other non-casual employee
SDBC if approved by the employer
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
AC
CAA
BAAStanwell Corporation Limited ACN 078 848 674
A non-casual employee who—
(a) has been employed since 1 July 2011; and(b) immediately before 1 July 2011—(i) was employed by CS Energy Limited ACN 078 848 745 or Tarong Energy Corporation Ltd ACN 078 848 736; and(ii) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACCAA
BAASunlover Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415
A permanent employee, other than a contract employee, who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAAny other employee who transferred employment from Tourism Queensland to SL Holidays Pty Ltd ACN 113 463 415 on 1 July 2005
C
AC
BAA
Tabcorp Assets Pty Ltd ACN 064 303 920
A non-casual employee—
(a) who has been employed since 1 January 2020; and(b) who, immediately before 1 January 2020, was employed by Golden Casket Lottery Corporation Limited ACN 078 785 449 and was a member of the scheme; and(c) whose employment by Golden Casket Lottery Corporation Limited ACN 078 785 449 started before 1 July 2007; and(d) who was a member of the scheme before 1 July 2007; and(e) whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employerSDBC
ACCAA
BAAA non-casual employee—
(a) who has been employed since 1 June 2022; and(b) who, immediately before 1 June 2022, was employed by Golden Casket Lottery Corporation Limited ACN 078 785 449 and was a member of the scheme; and(c) whose employment by Golden Casket Lottery Corporation Limited ACN 078 785 449 started before 1 July 2007; and(d) who was a member of the scheme before 1 July 2007SDBC
ACCAA
BAAThe Corporation of the Synod of the Diocese of Brisbane, trading as The Glennie School ABN 49 734 380 233
A non-casual employee other than a contract employee
SDBC
ACCAA
A casual employee
AC
CAA
BAAA contract employee
AC
CAA
Theodore Water Pty Ltd ACN 615 708 944
A non-casual employee who, immediately before 1 October 2018—
(a) was employed by SunWater Limited ACN 131 034 985; and(b) was a member of the schemeSDBC
ACThe eligibility start day is 1 October 2018
CAA
BAAA casual employee who, immediately before 1 October 2018—
(a) was employed by SunWater Limited ACN 131 034 985; and(b) was a member of the schemeAC
The eligibility start day is 1 October 2018
BAAThe Prince Charles Hospital Foundation
Any employee
AC
BAA
The Queensland Music Festival Pty Ltd ACN 084 526 876
Any employee
AC
BAA
The University of Queensland
A non-casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
AC
BAA
Toowoomba Hospital Foundation
A non-casual employee
C
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee
C
AC
CAA
BAATransmax Pty Ltd ACN 099 487 573
A non-casual employee who started the employment before 13 February 2013
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee who started the employment before 13 February 2013
AC
CAA
BAAAny other employee
AC
BAA
University of Southern Queensland
A non-casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACCAA
A casual employee
AC
BAA
University of the Sunshine Coast
A non-casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
SDBC
ACCAA
BAAA casual employee whose membership of the scheme has been approved by the employer
AC
CAA
BAAVision Australia Limited ACN 108 391 831
Any employee who, immediately before 1 July 2007—
(a) was employed by the Royal Blind Foundation of Queensland ACN 072 176 044; and(b) was a member of the schemeC
AC
BAA
36Amendment of sch 3 (Dictionary)
(1)Schedule 3, definitions CHQHHS, LCCH establishment measure and member contribution rate—
omit.(2)Schedule 3—
insert—member contribution rate means—(a)for a member in the standard defined benefit category—the rate at which the member must pay contributions to the scheme under the deed, as a condition of the member’s membership of the scheme; or(b)for a member in the accumulation category who is subject to the comprehensive accumulation arrangement—the rate at which the member must pay contributions to the scheme under the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Regulation 2023, as a condition of the member’s membership of the scheme.special constable (State officer) see the Police Service Administration Act 1990, section 1.4.(3)Schedule 3, definition standard compulsory rate, before ‘means’—
insert—, for a member in the standard defined benefit category,
sections 7 and 9
Part 1 Compulsory contributions in relation to part 1 employers
Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 | |
1 | an employee— (a) who is not a core government employee; and (b) whose chosen fund is not the scheme | the rate at which the employer is required to pay contributions under the superannuation arrangements applying to the employee’s employment with the employer | the rate (if any) at which the employee is required to pay contributions under the superannuation arrangements applying to the employee’s employment with the employer |
2 | an employee who— (a) is not an employee mentioned in item 1; and (b) is—(i) a police recruit; or(ii) a special constable (State officer) under the age of 75 years; or(iii) a casual employee under the age of 75 years | 12.75% of the employee’s salary | the following rate of the employee’s superannuable salary— (a) if the employee nominates a rate—the nominated rate; (b) otherwise—0% |
3 | an employee who— (a) is a police officer other than a special constable (State officer); and (b) is under the age of 60 years | 18% of the employee’s salary | the following rate of the employee’s superannuable salary— (a) if the employee nominates a rate—the nominated rate; (b) otherwise—6% |
4 | an employee who is a fire service officer | 14.25% of the employee’s salary | the following rate of the employee’s superannuable salary— (a) if the employee nominates a rate—the nominated rate; (b) otherwise—5% |
5 | an employee who— (a) is not an employee mentioned in item 1, 2, 3 or 4; and (b) is under the age of 75 years | 12.75% of the employee’s salary | the following rate of the employee’s superannuable salary— (a) if the employee nominates a rate—the nominated rate; (b) otherwise—5% |
6 | an employee who— (a) is not an employee mentioned in item 1; and (b) has reached the age of 75 years | the charge percentage of the employee’s ordinary time earnings | 0% |
Part 2 Compulsory contributions in relation to part 2 employers
Column 1
EmployeeColumn 2
Employer rateColumn 3
Employee rate1
an employee whose chosen fund is not the scheme
the rate at which the employer is required to pay contributions under the superannuation arrangements applying to the employee’s employment with the employer
the rate (if any) at which the employee is required to pay contributions under the superannuation arrangements applying to the employee’s employment with the employer
2
an employee—
(a) whose chosen fund is the scheme; and(b) who is—(i) under the age of 75 years; and(ii) subject to the basic accumulation arrangement (BAA) under the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Notice 2021the charge percentage of the employee’s salary
0%
3
an employee—
(a) whose chosen fund is the scheme; and(b) who is—(i) under the age of 75 years; and(ii) subject to the comprehensive accumulation arrangement (CAA) under the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Notice 2021the higher of the following rates—
(a) the charge percentage of the employee’s salary;(b) the following rate of the employee’s superannuable salary—(i) if the employee contribution rate is 2%—9.75%;(ii) if the employee contribution rate is 3%—10.75%;(iii) if the employee contribution rate is 4%—11.75%;(iv) if the employee contribution rate is 5%—12.75%the following rate of the employee’s superannuable salary—
(a) for an employee for whom a rate applies under a condition of membership stated in the Superannuation (State Public Sector) Notice 2021—the applicable rate;(b) if the employee nominates a rate of 2%, 3%, 4% or 5%—the nominated rate;(c) otherwise—5%4
an employee—
(a) whose chosen fund is the scheme; and(b) who has reached the age of 75 yearsthe charge percentage of the employee’s ordinary time earnings
0%
casual employee means an employee who, under the terms of their employment, is not entitled to annual leave, sick leave or payment for a public holiday.
charge percentage means the charge percentage under the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 (Cwlth), section 19(2), divided by 100.
concessional contributions cap see the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cwlth), section 291-20.
fire service officer see the Fire and Emergency Services Act 1990, schedule 6.
ordinary time earnings, in relation to an employee, see the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 (Cwlth), section 6(1).
part 1 employer see section 6.
part 2 employer see section 8.
police recruit means a person who holds a position in the Queensland Police Service as a police recruit.
required frequency, for an employee of a unit of the State public sector, means—
(a)if the employee is a core government employee or the employee’s chosen fund is the scheme—within 1 week after the end of a pay period in which the salary, superannuable salary or ordinary time earnings of the employee is paid to the employee; or
(b)if the employee is not a core government employee and the employee’s chosen fund is not the scheme—the frequency (if any) at which the employer or employee is required to pay contributions under the superannuation arrangements applying to the employee’s employment with the unit.
salary, of an employee, see section 4.
special constable (State officer) see the Police Service Administration Act 1990, section 1.4.
superannuable salary, of an employee, see section 5.