Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00237:reg:7:p15
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00237
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 7 (pt 15/46)
Character Range: 77695–80598

ordinary employer‑sponsored member and CSC of an employer contribution shortfall. The amount of the employer contribution shortfall to be notified is the amount, expressed in dollars and cents, by which the reported amount falls short of the relevant charge percentage multiplied by the ordinary time earnings of the ordinary employer‑sponsored member.

 2.2.11 For the purposes of Rules 2.2.8 and 2.2.9 an ordinary employer‑sponsored member is taken to have been informed in writing if the information is included in a pay advice document issued to the member.
Note:  Since Rule 2.2.2 does not apply to an eligible PSSAP member or an eligible CSS/PSS member or former member, Rules 2.2.8 to 2.2.11 also do not apply to such a member.

Division 3  Contributions by ordinary employer‑sponsored members

   When employee contributions can be made

 2.3.1 An ordinary employer‑sponsored member may pay employee contributions to CSC at any time and in any amount:
           (a) except that CSC must reject any contributions paid under this Rule if the SIS Act would prevent the PSSAP Fund from accepting the contributions or if acceptance of the contributions by CSC may jeopardise the status of the PSSAP Fund as a complying superannuation fund; and
           (b) where the method of payment complies with any CSC determination under Rule 2.3.5.
 2.3.2 An ordinary employer‑sponsored member is not required to make employee contributions.
 2.3.3 Except as set out in Divisions 3A and 3B of Part 2, a PSSAP member who is not an ordinary employer‑sponsored member may not make employee contributions to the PSSAP Fund.

   Eligible spouse contributions

 2.3.4 Eligible spouse contributions may be made on behalf of an ordinary employer‑sponsored member at any time and in any amount:
           (a) except that CSC must reject any contributions paid under this Rule if the SIS Act would prevent the PSSAP Fund from accepting the contributions or if acceptance of the contributions by CSC may jeopardise the status of the PSSAP Fund as a complying superannuation fund; and
           (b) where the method of payment complies with any CSC determination under Rule 2.3.5.

   Income protection superannuation contribution amount

 2.3.4A Any income protection superannuation contribution amount paid by an insurance company as a result of a claim made by CSC under Rule 3.4.2 in respect of an ordinary employer‑sponsored member may be paid to CSC if the SIS Act permits the contribution to be made and the method of payment complies with any CSC determination under Rule 2.3.5.

   Method of payment of contributions

 2.3.5 CSC may determine the way in which employee contributions, eligible spouse contributions and income protection superannuation contribution amounts received in accordance with this Division must be paid to CSC.

   Payments to be paid into the PSSAP Fund

 2.3.6 CSC must pay