Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2014
For the purposes of paragraphs 17AD(da) and 17BE(ta) , this section sets out requirements for information about executive remuneration for senior executives that is to be included in the annual report for a reporting period.
17CB(2)
For the senior executives of the entity, the following must be included: (a) the total remuneration bands for the senior executives; (b) for the senior executives within each band, the following:
(i) the number of senior executives;
(ii) average base salary;
(iii) average bonuses;
(iv) average other benefits and allowances;
(v) average superannuation contributions (made by the entity);
(vi) average long service leave;
(vii) average other long-term benefits;
(viii) average termination benefits;
(ix) average total remuneration, which must be the sum of the amounts included for the purposes of subparagraphs (ii) to (viii) .
17CB(3)
A total remuneration band for the senior executives is: (a) if the total remuneration for a member of the entity ' s senior executives for the reporting period is $220,000 or less - the band $0 to $220,000; or (b) if the total remuneration for a member of the entity ' s senior executives for the reporting period is more than $220,000 - the band of one or more increments of $25,000 above $220,000 into which the remuneration falls.
17CB(4)
The information must be included in the annual report in the form set out in clause 2 of Schedule 3 .
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