Commonwealth Numbered Acts

SUPERANNUATION (RESOLUTION OF COMPLAINTS) ACT 1993 No. 80, 1993 - SECT 37

37. (1) Subject to subsection (2), for the purpose of reviewing a decision of
the trustee of a fund, the Tribunal has all the powers, obligations and
discretions that are conferred on the trustee by law or under the governing
rules of the fund or otherwise and is to make a determination in writing:

   (a)  affirming the trustee's decision; or

   (b)  remitting the matter to which the trustee's decision relates to the
        trustee for reconsideration in accordance with the directions of the
        Tribunal; or

   (c)  varying the trustee's decision; or

   (d)  setting aside the trustee's decision and substituting a decision for
        the decision so set aside.

(2) The Tribunal must affirm the decision if it is satisfied that the
decision, in its operation in relation to the complainant, was fair and
reasonable in all the circumstances.

(3) The Tribunal must not do anything under subsection (1) that would be
contrary to law or to the governing rules of the fund.