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under section 52 of the Defence Act 1903
94 Member spouse is member who has ancillary benefit or associate benefit
Subdivision 3—Payment split of benefit in the payment phase
95 Member spouse is in receipt of a pension or associate pension
96 Commutation of small associate pension
97 Indexation of amount for small associate pension
Division 3—Determination of scheme value, associate pension rate and member spouse pension reduction
98 Scheme value
99 Annual rate of associate pension
100 Reduction of pension
Part 14—Contributions to ancillary benefit
101 Definitions
102 Part 2 does not apply
103 Certain investment nominations to continue in operation
104 Investment nominations by DFRDB members and spouses
105 Allocation of contributions
105A Treatment of additional personal contributions where no tax file number has been provided
105B Treatment of contributions for the benefit of member's spouse where spouse's tax file number has not been provided
106 Government co‑contribution and SG charge payments
106A SG top‑up contribution
107 Amounts transferred from regulated superannuation funds, etc
108 Salary sacrifice
109 Additional personal contributions
110 Contributions for the benefit of the spouse of a member
Schedule 1—Glossary
Part 1—Definitions
Part 1A—Marital or couple relationship
Part 2—Resign to contest an election
Part 3—Retirement
Part 3A—Retirement on completion of limited tenure appointment
Part 4—Retiring age
Part 5—Spouse who survives a deceased person
Part 6—Parts of speech and grammatical forms
Part 7—Number
Part 8—Reckoning of time
Part 9—Attainment of particular age
Part 10—Salary
Schedule 2—Prescribed periods for the purposes of rule 4
Schedule 3—Calculation of maximum benefit limits
Schedule 4—Percentage of employer benefit or deceased pensioner's pension applicable to spouse or eligible child
Schedule 4A—Calculation of notional employer benefit
Schedule 5—Calculation of rate of pension by conversion of employer benefit
Schedule 6—Calculation of eligible service
Schedule 7—Calculation of final average salary
Schedule 8—Calculation of employer benefit
Part 1—Calculation of employer benefit of members other than particular MBL members
Part 5—Calculation of employer benefit of particular MBL members
Part 6—Interpretation
Schedule 9—Calculation of member benefit before 1 July 2002
Schedule 10—Transfer value
Schedule 10A—Carry over value
Schedule 11—Annual rates of interest applicable in respect of certain unfunded amounts
Schedule 12—Surcharge deduction amount
Endnotes
Endnote 1—About the endnotes
Endnote 2—Abbreviation key
Endnote 3—Legislation history
Endnote 4—Amendment history

THIS DEED is made on this eighteenth day of September 1991

BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (in this Deed called the Commonwealth)

WHEREAS section 4 of the Military Superannuation and Benefits Act 1991 (in this Deed called the Act) provides that the Minister, for and on behalf of the Commonwealth, must, within 30 days after the commencement of the Act, by Deed establish an occupational superannuation scheme in order to provide benefits for members of the Defence Force.

NOW