Treasury Laws Amendment (Improving Accountability and Member Outcomes in Superannuation Measures No. 1) Bill 2017 - Second Reading - Connected entity & RSE licensee
Passed by a small majority
No rebellions 81% attendance
Division last edited 5th May 2023 by mackay staff
The majority voted in favour of Opposition amendments to a Government amendment, meaning that the Opposition amendment was successful.
AMENDMENTS TO GOVERNMENT AMENDMENTS [SHEET GZ227]
(1) Amendment (2), before item 1, insert:
1A Subsection 10(1) (after the definition of authorised person )
Insert:
benchmark means a benchmark mentioned in, or specified in regulations made for the purposes of, subparagraphs 52(9)(a)(i) and (ii) and paragraph 52(9)(aa).
1AA Subsection 10(1) (after the definition of Commissioner )
Insert:
comparable choice products , in relation to a choice product, means a class of choice product specified in regulations made for the purposes of this definition that the choice product is to be compared with.
(2) Amendment (2), item 6, subparagraph 52(9)(a)(i), omit “set under the prudential standards”, substitute “specified in regulations made for the purposes of this subparagraph”.
(3) Amendment (2), item 6, subparagraph 52(9)(a)(ii), omit the subparagraph, substitute:
(ii) if the product is a choice product—a comparison of the choice product with the comparable choice products in relation to the choice product, based on factors mentioned in subsection (10A), and a comparison of the choice product with any other benchmarks specified in regulations made for the purposes of this subparagraph; and
(4) Amendment (2), item 6, after paragraph 52(9)(a), insert:
(aa) to determine, in writi ng, on an annual basis, whether each trustee of the entity is promoting the financial interests of the beneficiaries of the fund, as assessed against benchmarks specified in regulations made for the purposes of this subparagraph;
(5) Amendment (2), item 6, after subsection 52(10), insert:
(10A) In comparing a choice product with the comparable choice products in relation to the choice product, the trustees must compare each of the following:
(a) the fees and costs that affect the return to the beneficiaries holding the choice products;
(b) the return for the choice products;
(c) the level of investment risk for the choice products;
(d) any other matter specified in the prudential standards.
(6) Amendment (3), after item 6, insert:
6A Subsection 196(3)
Omit “2,000”, substitute “2,400”.
(7) Amendment (12), omit the definition of investment option , substitute:
investment option , for a registrable superannuation entity, means:
(a) an investment pool maintained within the entity; or
(b) a financial product made availableto a member of the entity:
(i) that is a managed investment scheme or other pooled investment; and
(ii) in respect of which section 1012I A applies if there is, or will be, a regulated acquisition of the product (within the meaning of that section).
Nobody rebelled against their party.
Party | Votes | |
---|---|---|
Cory Bernardi SA Australian Conservatives | No | |
Australian Greens (100% turnout) | 9 Yes – 0 No | |
Richard Di Natale Victoria | Yes | |
Mehreen Faruqi NSW | Yes | |
Sarah Hanson-Young SA | Yes | |
Nick McKim Tasmania | Yes | |
Janet Rice Victoria | Yes | |
Rachel Siewert WA | Yes | |
Jordon Steele-John WA | Yes | |
Larissa Waters Queensland | Yes | |
Peter Whish-Wilson Tasmania | Yes | |
Australian Labor Party (80% turnout) | 20 Yes – 0 No | |
Catryna Bilyk Tasmania | Yes | |
Carol Brown Tasmania | Yes | |
Doug Cameron NSW | Yes | |
Kim Carr Victoria | Yes | |
Jacinta Collins Victoria | Yes | |
Patrick Dodson WA | Yes | |
Don Farrell SA | Yes | |
Alex Gallacher SA | Yes | |
Kristina Keneally NSW | Yes | |
Chris Ketter Queensland | Yes | |
Kimberley Kitching Victoria | Yes | |
Jenny McAllister NSW | Yes | |
Malarndirri McCarthy NT | Yes | |
Claire Moore Queensland | Yes | |
Deborah O'Neill NSW | Yes | |
Louise Pratt WA | Yes | |
Lisa Singh Tasmania | Yes | |
David Smith ACT | Yes | |
Murray Watt Queensland | Yes | |
Penny Wong SA | Yes | |
Anthony Chisholm Queensland | Absent | |
Gavin Marshall Victoria | Absent | |
Helen Polley Tasmania | Absent | |
Glenn Sterle WA | Absent | |
Anne Urquhart Tasmania | Absent | |
Centre Alliance (100% turnout) | 0 Yes – 2 No | |
Stirling Griff SA | No | |
Rex Patrick SA | No | |
Nigel Scullion NT Country Liberal Party | No | |
Derryn Hinch Victoria Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | Yes | |
Sue Lines WA Deputy President | Yes | |
Tim Storer SA Independent | Yes | |
Steve Martin Tasmania Independent | No | |
Fraser Anning Queensland Independent | Absent | |
David Leyonhjelm NSW Liberal Democratic Party | No | |
Liberal National Party (100% turnout) | 0 Yes – 2 No | |
Matthew Canavan Queensland | No | |
James McGrath Queensland | No | |
Liberal Party (77% turnout) | 0 Yes – 17 No | |
Slade Brockman WA | No | |
Richard Colbeck Tasmania | No | |
Mathias Cormann WA | No | |
Jonathon Duniam Tasmania | No | |
David Fawcett SA | No | |
Concetta Fierravanti-Wells NSW | No | |
Mitch Fifield Victoria | No | |
Lucy Gichuhi SA | No | |
Jane Hume Victoria | No | |
Ian Macdonald Queensland | No | |
Jim Molan NSW | No | |
James Paterson Victoria | No | |
Linda Reynolds WA | No | |
Anne Ruston SA | No | |
Zed Seselja ACT | No | |
Dean Smith WA | No | |
Amanda Stoker Queensland | No | |
Eric Abetz Tasmania | Absent | |
Simon Birmingham SA | Absent | |
Michaelia Cash WA | Absent | |
Marise Payne NSW | Absent | |
Arthur Sinodinos NSW | Absent | |
National Party (67% turnout) | 0 Yes – 2 No | |
Bridget McKenzie Victoria | No | |
John Williams NSW | No | |
Barry O'Sullivan Queensland | Absent | |
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party (0% turnout) | Absent | |
Peter Georgiou WA | Absent | |
Pauline Hanson Queensland | Absent | |
Scott Ryan Victoria President | No | |
Brian Burston NSW United Australia Party | Absent | |
Totals (80% turnout) | 32 Yes – 28 No |
Turnout is the percentage of members eligible to vote that did vote.