Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00069:reg:3:p39
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00069
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 39/71)
Character Range: 490542–493379

minimum contributions relating to the fund.
 (3) Subject to subregulation (4), the contributions must be paid in accordance with any specification made by the superannuation actuary under paragraph 9.10(1)(g).
 (4) If, under paragraph 9.10(1)(g), a superannuation actuary has specified the instalments by which the certified minimum contributions must be paid, each instalment of the contribution must be paid not later than 28 days after the date indicated by the superannuation actuary as the date on which the instalment must be paid.
 (5) If the superannuation actuary has not, under paragraph 9.10(1)(g), specified payment by instalments, the contributions must be paid not later than 28 July following the end of the year of income in respect of which the contributions are payable.

9.09  Funding and solvency certificates—operating standard
 (1) The trustee of a defined benefit fund to which this Division applies must, in accordance with this Division, obtain from a superannuation actuary a funding and solvency certificate in relation to the fund.
 (1A) The Regulator may direct the trustee of the fund, in writing, to obtain from a superannuation actuary a new or replacement funding and solvency certificate if the Regulator considers, on reasonable grounds, that to do so would be:
 (a) in the prudential interests of the fund; and
 (b) in the best interests of the members of the fund.
 (1B) The trustee of the fund must comply with a written direction under subregulation (1A).
 (2) The trustee of the fund must, as soon as practicable, give a copy of a certificate obtained under this regulation to each employer‑sponsor who has contributed or is contributing to the fund.

9.10  Contents of funding and solvency certificates
 (1) Subject to regulation 9.18 (relating to periods of technical insolvency), in the funding and solvency certificate required under regulation 9.09 in relation to a defined benefit fund, a superannuation actuary must:
 (a) in accordance with regulation 9.11, 9.13(5) or 9.14(4), specify the date on which the certificate takes effect; and
 (b) if subregulation 9.11(4) applies—make a statement in accordance with that subregulation; and
 (c) identify any event relating to the fund that, if the event occurs during the period when the certificate is in force, should, in the opinion of the superannuation actuary, require the certificate to cease to have effect and a new certificate to be obtained; and
 (d) in accordance with subregulation (2), specify the date on which the certificate expires; and
 (e) certify the solvency of the fund as at the effective date of the certificate; and
 (f) certify the minimum contributions reasonably expected by the superannuation actuary to be required in respect of any member or class of members to secure the solvency of the fund on the expiry date