modified, by omitting the words "a member" and replacing them with the words "an RSA holder" and by omitting the words "the member" and replacing them with the words "the RSA holder"
Reference: RSA Modification Declaration 2007/2
Document type: Legislative Instrument
Enabling act: Retirement Savings Accounts Act 1997
Date of issue: 4 December 2007
Signatory: Wayne Byres Executive General Manager Diversified Institutions Division
Registration number: F2007L04642
Registration date: 14 December 2007


Retirement Savings Account Act modification declaration No. 2 of 2007 | The declaration comes into force upon registration on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments. | Interpretation | In this Instrument | APRA means the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. | Federal Register of Legislative Instruments means the register established under section 20 of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003 . | Regulations means the Retirement Savings Account Regulations 1997 . | Schedule - the class of persons to whom this declaration applies | RSA providers | Schedule | Retirement Savings Account modification declaration No.1 of 2007 is varied: (i) in the Schedule - the class of persons to whom this declaration applies, by omitting the words "RSA providers" and replacing them with the words "RSA institutions"; and (ii) in the Schedule - the manner in which the specified modifiable provision is modified, by omitting the words "a member" and replacing them with the words "an RSA holder" and by omitting the words "the member" and replacing them with the words "the RSA holder". | (i) in the Schedule - the class of persons to whom this declaration applies, by omitting the words "RSA providers" and replacing them with the words "RSA institutions"; and (ii) in the Schedule - the manner in which the specified modifiable provision is modified, by omitting the words "a member" and replacing them with the words "an RSA holder" and by omitting the words "the member" and replacing them with the words "the RSA holder".