Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00237:reg:7:p37
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021C00237
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 7 (pt 37/46)
Character Range: 135436–138351

affirming the decision under review;
              (ii) varying the decision;
              (iii) substituting another decision; or
              (iv) setting the decision aside; or
           (b) itself review the decision and decide whether to affirm the decision, vary the decision, substitute another decision or set the decision aside, after considering the recommendation of a Reconsideration Advisory Committee, if any, if, at its discretion, it has referred the request to the Committee for review and to make a recommendation in relation to the decision;
 after first obtaining, if appropriate, the recommendation of an Assessment Panel, and the Committee or CSC, as the case requires, may, at its discretion, refund the fee paid.

   Decision to be notified to affected person

 6.3.6 The decision of CSC or the Reconsideration Advisory Committee under Rule 6.3.5 must be notified to the person requesting reconsideration of the original decision.  The notification is to include a statement of reasons for the decision.

Division 4  CSC initiated reconsiderations

   CSC may initiate a reconsideration of a decision

 6.4.1 CSC, on its own motion, may initiate the reconsideration of a delegate's decision or a decision of CSC in relation to PSSAP and may vary the decision, substitute another decision or set the decision aside. CSC will advise the person affected of that reconsideration and any changed decision.

PART 7 — FAMILY LAW SUPERANNUATION SPLITTING

Division 1  CSC powers and duties: superannuation interests subject to payment split

   Powers and duties of CSC: adoption of SIS Regulations

 7.1.1 Subject to this Part, where an interest in the PSSAP Fund becomes subject to a payment split under the Family Law Act 1975:
           (a) CSC shall have the same powers and duties in relation to the interest as a trustee has under Part 7A of the SIS Regulations in relation to a relevant accumulation interest;
           (b) a non‑member spouse in relation to the interest has the same rights in relation to benefits connected with the interest as the non‑member spouse would have in relation to benefits connected with the interest if Part 7A of the SIS Regulations applied in relation to the interest; and
           (c) a member spouse in relation to the interest has the same rights in relation to reduction of benefits connected with the interest as the member spouse would have in relation to such reduction if Part 7A of the SIS Regulations applied in relation to the interest.

Division 2  CSC to establish a non‑member spouse interest account where a non‑member spouse interest is created

   CSC to establish a non‑member spouse interest account

 7.2.1 Where CSC creates a non‑member spouse interest, CSC must create an account to which the value of the non‑member spouse interest is credited (non‑member spouse interest account).
     Note:   Regulation 7A.20 of the