Financial Sector (Transfer and Restructure) Act 1999
State or Territory legislation referred to in paragraph 11(1)(d) must include provision to ensure that, when a certificate of transfer comes into force under Division 3 , the receiving body is taken to be the successor in law to the transferring body, to the extent of the transfer. In particular, the legislation must provide that:
(a) assets of the transferring body vest in the receiving body, to the extent of the transfer; and
(b) liabilities of the transferring body become liabilities of the receiving body, to the extent of the transfer; and
(c) the duties, obligations, immunities, rights and privileges applying to the transferring body apply to the receiving body, to the extent of the transfer; and
(d) if there is an approved section 20 statement in relation to the transfer that specifies:
(i) that particular things are to happen or are taken to be the case - those things are taken to happen, or to be the case, in accordance with the statement; or
(ii) a mechanism for determining things that are to happen or are taken to be the case - things determined in accordance with that mechanism are taken to happen, or to be the case, as determined in accordance with that mechanism.
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To avoid doubt, this section is enacted only for the purposes of paragraph 11(1)(d) .
Note:
Under that paragraph, in order to make a voluntary transfer approval under section 11 where both the transferring body and the receiving body are established in a State or Territory, APRA needs to consider whether legislation satisfying the requirements of this section has been enacted. However, APRA is not prevented from making such a voluntary transfer approval if such legislation has not been enacted (see subsection 11(1A) ).
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