REMUNERATION TRIBUNAL

Determination 2012/13:
Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Part-Time 
Public Office

As amended.

Made under sub-sections 7(3) and 7(4) of the Remuneration Tribunal Act 1973

Consolidated by the Remuneration Tribunal Secretariat as at 27 May 2013 and incorporates amending determinations up to and including 2013/06 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office including Judicial and Related Offices   

This Determination comprises:

Part 1 – General
Part 2 – Fees
Part 3 – Conditions of Official Travel
Schedule A – Specified Offices – Fees and Allowances
Schedule B – List of Professional Committees (Health and Ageing Portfolio) 
Schedule C – Primary Industry Authorities – Fees and Allowances
Schedule D – Torres Strait Regional Authority – Fees and Allowances
Schedule E – Aboriginal Land Councils – Fees and Allowances.
Schedule F – Specified offices – Annual Meeting Fee and Additional Daily Fees

PART 1 – GENERAL

1.1	Legislative Basis:  The Remuneration Tribunal has made this Determination in accordance with subsections 7(3) and 7(4) of the Remuneration Tribunal Act 1973.

1.2	Effective Date:  This Determination takes effect on and from 1 July 2012.

1.3	Effect on Earlier Determinations:  This Determination supersedes and revokes in full Determination 2011/09 (as amended) – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Part-Time Public Office and also supersedes and revokes the following Determinations (that amended 2011/09): 2011/13; 2011/14; 2011/17; 2011/19; 2011/21; 2011/23;   2012/01; 2012/07; 2012/08.

1.4	Definitions:  In this Determination, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:

‘authority’ is a reference to any body or office to which office-holders, as defined in clause 1.4, are appointed;

‘business of the authority’ means any business of the authority conducted by an office-holder with the approval of the authority, other than attendance at a formal meeting and the preparation time for that meeting, except as specified in Clause 2.9;

‘office-holder’ means the holder of a part-time public office;

‘public office’ has the same meaning as in the Remuneration Tribunal Act 1973.

PART 2 – FEES

2.1	Specified Offices:  The fees set out in Schedules A, B, C, D and E apply to the holders of the public offices specified in those schedules.  They are inclusive of the amount necessary to meet any taxation obligation in respect of these fees.

	2.2	Remuneration Packaging:  An agency may provide access to remuneration packaging 	to office-holders covered by this Determination.  An office-holder may elect either to 	take benefits in lieu of her or his fee or to take a combination of her or his fee and 	benefits.

2.2.1	Any election made in accordance with clause 2.2 must:

(a)	 	       be in accordance with agency policies and procedures on remuneration 	    	       packaging applicable to such offices;

(b)	be consistent with relevant taxation laws and rulings or guidelines applicable to remuneration packaging schemes issued by the Australian Taxation Office; and

(c)	not result in any cost to the Commonwealth (including in relation to any fringe benefits taxation) additional to the cost which would be incurred if benefits able to be taken as fees were taken as fees.

2.3	Offices not specified:  An office-holder in respect of whom a fee has not otherwise been specified in this Determination shall, subject to the conditions outlined in clauses 2.9 to 2.13 of this Determination, be paid a daily fee as set out in Table 2A below.  These fees are inclusive of the amount necessary to meet any taxation obligation in respect of these fees.

Table 2A: Public Offices not specified in this Determination – Daily Fees with effect from 1 July 2012.

Office	Category 1	Category 2	Category 3	
 	$ per day	$ per day	$ per day	
Chairperson	418	564	681	
Member	314	418	606	

2.3.1	Minister decides category:  The category of fee to be paid shall be determined by the Minister within whose portfolio responsibility the public office is located, in accordance with the nature, function and responsibilities of the office.

2.3.2	Official Travel:  An office-holder whose fee has been determined in accordance with clause 2.3 shall be entitled to travelling allowance for travel on official business within Australia at the Tier 2 rate, in accordance with Part 3 of this Determination.

Conditions of payment of base and meeting fees

2.4	Application:  The provisions of clauses 2.5 to 2.7 apply to office-holders covered by Table A2A in Schedule A.  Clauses 2.8 to 2.13 do not apply to offices covered by Table A2A.

2.5	Base fee:  The base fee is an annual fee payable on a periodic basis throughout each year.  Part years are paid on a proportionate basis. The base fee covers all activities undertaken on behalf of the authority, except formal meetings of the authority.  Committee work is included in the base fee.

2.6	Meeting fee:  The daily meeting fees specified in Table A2A are payable only in respect of formal meetings of the prescribed authority, requiring attendance for a full day, or more than one day, of at least 5 hours on each day.  Formal meeting attendance for each member must be certified by the Chair or nominated presiding officer.

2.7	Exclusions:  No meeting fee is payable in respect of part-day meetings, preparation or travel time, committee meetings, formal dinners, teleconferences, representational activities or other business of the authority.  The base fee covers those activities.  There is no payment in respect of aggregation of part-day work of any kind.

Conditions of payment of daily fees

2.8	Application:  The provisions of clauses 2.9 to 2.13 apply to office-holders covered by clause 2.3 and by Schedules A (Table A1A only), B and C, unless otherwise specified.  Clauses 2.9 to 2.13 do not apply to Schedules D and E.

2.9	Daily fee – preparation for meetings:  The daily fee for a formal meeting includes a component to cover normal preparation time, but where the chairperson of the authority considers the period of preparation time involved is so unusual as to warrant recognition that period may be included as business of the authority.

2.10	Daily fee – minimum hours:  An office-holder shall be paid the daily fee in respect of such period, not less than three hours, on any one day on which he or she attends a formal meeting of the authority, and/or is engaged on business of the authority other than normal preparation time for a meeting, subject to the following conditions.

2.10.1	The chairperson, or nominated presiding officer, shall in each case certify whether the period of three hours has elapsed and in so certifying may have regard to reasonable travelling time incurred by an office holder away from the metropolitan area of the capital city or the environs of the town in which he or she lives.

2.10.2	The maximum payment in respect of any one day shall be the daily fee.

2.11	Part-payment of daily fee – meeting days:  An office-holder may be paid in respect of formal meetings of less than three hours subject to the following conditions:

(a)		       for formal meetings aggregating less than two hours, an amount equal to 	       two-fifths of a daily fee;

(b)	for formal meetings, or formal meetings and business of the authority on the day of a formal meeting, of two hours or more, but less than three hours on any one day, an amount equal to three-fifths of a daily fee;

(c)  	the maximum payment in respect of any one day shall be the daily fee;

(d)	eligibility for each payment shall be certified by the chairperson or nominated presiding officer and in so certifying the chairperson may have regard to reasonable travelling time in accordance with subclause 2.10.1; and

(e)	preparation time shall only be included in accordance with clause 2.9.

2.12	Aggregation of hours for daily fee – non-meeting days:  An office-holder may also be paid a daily fee in respect of aggregates of periods of business of the authority of less than three hours, subject to the following conditions:

(a)		       individual periods of business must be on other than formal meeting days 	       and each period must be for a minimum of one hour;

(b)	to attract payment of a daily fee, aggregated periods shall total at least five hours;

(c)  	the maximum payment in respect of any one day shall be the daily fee;

(d)	eligibility for each payment shall be certified by the chairperson and in so certifying the chairperson may have regard to reasonable travelling time in accordance with subclause 2.10.1; and

(e)	preparation time shall only be included in accordance with clause 2.9.

2.13	Daily Fees – travelling on non-meeting days: Where an office holder must undertake official travel on a non-meeting day, the chairperson or nominated presiding officer may determine that the office holder is engaged on business of the authority for the period of that travel and is therefore entitled to receive all or part of the daily fee in accordance with subclause 2.10.1 and 2.10.2.

2.14	Daily Fee – Superannuation Complaints Tribunal (SCT): The following sub-clauses 	apply, (and clauses 2.4 to 2.7 and clauses 2.9 to 2.13 do not apply) in relation to a 	person who holds an 	office as a member of the SCT on a part-time basis.

2.14.1	A daily fee is payable once such a person has undertaken official business of five 	hours duration in aggregate, regardless of the day or days on which that work is 	done.

2.14.2	The Chairperson of the SCT must certify the nature, reasonableness and 	duration of official business undertaken prior to any payment of fees to such a 	person.

2.14.3	Official business may include a hearing, preparation for a hearing, decision 	writing, checking and travel time other than for travel between the person’s 	home and principal place of work.

2.14.4		The maximum payment in respect of any one day shall be the daily fee.

2.15	Daily Fee – Social Security Appeals Tribunal (SSAT): The following sub-clauses apply, (and clauses 2.4 to 2.7 and clauses 2.9 to 2.13 do not apply) in relation to a person who holds an office as a member of the SSAT on a part-time basis.

	2.15.1	A daily fee is payable once such a person has undertaken official business of five 	          hours duration in aggregate, regardless of the day or days on which that work is 	          done.

	2.15.2	The Principal Member of the SSAT is to certify the nature, reasonableness and 		duration of official business undertaken prior to any payment of fees to such a 		person.

	2.15.3	Official business may include a hearing, preparation for a hearing, decision 			writing, checking and travel time other than for travel between the person’s 			home and principal place of work.

	2.15.4	In addition to fees specified a part-time member shall be paid a cancellation fee 		equivalent to 50 per cent of one day’s fee for the cancellation of all work on a 			day with fewer than 5 working days’ notice.

	2.15.5	The maximum payment in respect of any one day shall be the daily fee.

PART 3 – CONDITIONS OF OFFICIAL TRAVEL

3.1	Official Travel Determination:  The provisions of Determination 2004/03 (as amended) – Official Travel by Office Holders – apply to offices covered by this Determination, subject to any exclusions or limitations in this Determination.  In establishing entitlements, the Travel Tier identified in this Determination for an office will apply under Determination 2004/03.

SCHEDULE A – FEES AND ALLOWANCES FOR SPECIFIED OFFICES

Table A1A – Specified offices – annual and daily fees and travel tier. (Rates are effective from 1 July 2012 unless otherwise specified.)
General provisions relating to the following table:  
•	The fees set out in Table A1A below are payable in accordance with the conditions of this Determination to the holders of the relevant office.
•	In Columns 2 and 3:
o	 an “a” following the dollar amount signifies an Annual Fee applies; 
o	 a “d” following the dollar amount signifies a Daily Fee applies.
•	The additional clauses referred to in Column 4 are listed immediately following the Table.
Column 1

Office/Authority	Column 2

Chair
$	Column 3

Member
$	Column 4

Additional clauses applying	Column 5

Travel tier	
NBN Co Limited	204,710	a	102,400	a	A44	1	
Future Fund	193,660	a	96,850	a		1	
Australia Post	174,740	a	87,400	a	A1	1	
Commonwealth Grants Commission	(full-time)		100,790	a		1	
Fair Work Australia – Minimum Wage Panel Members	-		71,120	a		1	
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)	160,740	a	$52,910	a	A2	1	
ASC Pty Ltd
Effective 17 December 2012 ref Det 2013/02	150,000	a	70,000	a	A4	1	
Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC)	127,020	a			A3, A8, A45	See A8	
Medibank Private Ltd	125,510	a	62,810	a	A3, A46	1	
Murray-Darling Basin Authority	105,770	a	62,780	a	A43	1	
Reserve Bank of Australia			62,780	a		1	
Airservices Australia	105,770	a	52,910	a	A3, A5	1	
Australian Rail Track Corporation	105,770	a	52,910	a		1	
Civil Aviation Safety Authority Board (CASA)	105,770	a	52,910	a	A3, A6	1	
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)	105,770	a	52,910	a	A3, A7	1	
Defence Housing Australia	105,770	a	52,910	a	A3	1	
National Disability Insurance Scheme Launch Transition Agency 
(DisabilityCare Australia)
Effective 11 May 2013 ref Det 2013/05	105,770	a	52,910	a	A34	1	
Moorebank Intermodal Terminal (IMT)
Effective  13 December 2012 ref Det 2013/02	105,770	a	52,910	a	A23	1	
Commissioner, Australian Transport Safety Bureau Commission			52,910	a		1	
Board of Taxation	103,000	a	51,500	a		1	
Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC)
Effective 1 July 2012 ref Det 2012/17	100,000	a	50,000	a	A47	1	
Payments System Board	(full-time)		51,360	a		1	
Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA)	91,020	a	903	d	A8, A40	See A8	
Tourism Australia	89,060	a	44,580	a	A3, A9	1	
Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership Ltd (AITSL)	88,360	a	881	d	A8, A10	See A8	
Foreign Investment Review Board	87,500	a	47,500	a		1	
Australian Workforce and Productivity Agency (AWPA)
Effective 1 June 2013 ref Det 2013/06	85,330	a	34,230	a		1	
Innovation Australia Board	85,330	a	39,820	a		2	
Innovation Australia Committee	14,270	a	8,380	a	A11	2	
Innovation Australia Committee – Non
Innovation Australia Board Member	913	d	913	d		2	
Private Health Insurance Administration Council	80,950	a	47,270	a	A3	1	
General Practice Education and Training Limited	80,950	a	36,570	a		1	
Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee	(full-time)		35,880	a		1	
Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission	80,950	a	34,230	a		1	
Telecommunications Universal Service Management Agency (TUSMA)
Effective 1 March 2013 ref Det 2013/03	80,950	a	34,230	a	A49	2	
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)	80,950	a	20,740	a	A8	See A8	
NHMRC – Research Committee	71,290	a				2	
NHMRC – Australian Health Ethics Committee	57,670	a				2	
NHMRC – All other Principal Committees not specified in this Determination	57,670	a				2	
International Air Services Commission	68,070	a	34,230	a		1	
Medical Services Advisory Committee	68,070	a	681	d		1	
Food Standards Australia New Zealand	67,770	a	34,230	a	A12	1	
National Competition Council	64,290	a	34,230	a		1	
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care	61,800	a	20,600	a		2	
Independent Hospital Pricing Authority (IHPA)	61,800	a	20,600	a		2	
Aboriginal Hostels Limited	61,760	a	33,490	a		2	
Indigenous Land Corporation	61,760	a	33,490	a	A3, A13	1	
Outback Stores Pty Ltd – Chair/Director	61,760	a	33,490	a		2	
Australian Hearing Services	61,760	a	27,030	a	A3	1	
Australian Heritage Council	61,760	a	27,030	a		1	
Australian Heritage Council – Associate Member	-		27,030	a		1	
Australian Maritime Safety Authority	61,760	a	27,030	a	A3, A13	1	
Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Board (ANSTO)	61,760	a	27,030	a	A3, A13	1	
Export Finance and Insurance Corporation	61,760	a	27,030	a	A3, A13, A14	1	
Indigenous Business Australia	61,760	a	33,490	a	A3, A13	1	
Special Broadcasting Service	61,760	a	27,030	a	A13	1	
Australian Electoral Commission	61,760	a				1	
National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority Board	54,020	a	27,030	a		1	
Australian Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation Authority Advisory Council
Effective 23 August 2012 ref Det 2012/22	797	d	659	d		2	
Health Workforce Australia	54,020	a	659	d		2	
Aged Care Standards and Accreditation Agency	51,360	a	27,030	a		1	
Australian Sports Commission	51,360	a	27,030	a	A3, A15	1	
National Rural Advisory Council	51,360	a	27,030	a		1	
Screen Australia	51,360	a	27,030	a	A16	1	
Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority	(full-time)		27,030	a	A15	2	
Albury-Wodonga Development Corporation	51,360	a	25,770	a		1	
National Capital Authority	51,360	a	20,740	a		1	
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority	(full-time)		20,740	a		2	
Australia Council	51,360	a	14,700	a	A15	1	
Safe Work Australia 	51,360	a	-			2	
National Health Performance Authority	41,200	a	20,600	a	A18	2	
Australian Institute of Marine Science Council	40,510	a	20,740	a	A17	2	
Cancer Australia Advisory Council	40,510	a	20,740	a		2	
Frontline Defence Services (AAFCANS)	40,510	a	20,740	a	A3	2	
Sydney Harbour Federation Trust	40,510	a	20,740	a	A3	2	
Radiation Health and Safety Advisory Council	40,510	a	-			2	
Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation	38,950	a	691	d		1	
Council for the Australian Film Television and Radio School	35,820	a	17,930	a	A3	2	
Defence Strategic Reform Advisory Board	29,830	a	19,890	a		1	
Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee	29,370	a	20,740	a		2	
Australia Business Arts Foundation	29,370	a	14,270	a	A19	1	
Australian National Maritime Museum Council	29,370	a	14,700	a		2	
Australian National Maritime Museum – Member of a Committee (other than a council member)			691	d		2	
Australian War Memorial Council	29,370	a	14,700	a		2	
National Gallery of Australia Council	29,370	a	14,700	a	A19	2	
National Library of Australia Council	29,370	a	14,700	a	A19	2	
National Museum of Australia Council	29,370	a	14,700	a		2	
Australian Statistics Advisory Council	29,370	a	-			1	
Public Lending Right Committee	29,370	a	-			2	
Classification Review Board	27,720	a	775	d	A20	2	
Defence Reserves Support Council (DRSC) – National Executive	24,750	a	21,060	a		2	
DRSC – State/Territory Chairs	480	d	-			2	
Australian Pesticides & Veterinary Medicines Authority – Advisory Board	23,460	a	681	d		2	
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare	21,320	a	616	d		2	
Australia Council, Boards	21,320	a	-			2	
Advisory Panel on the Marketing in Australia of Infant Formula	16,920	a	-			2	
Professional Services Review – Committees	1,312	d	1,164	d		1	
Professional Services Review – Determining Authority	1,312	d	1,164	d		1	
Australian Energy Regulator	-		1,081	d		1	
Companies Auditors and Liquidators Disciplinary Board	1,213	d	985	d	A22	1	
Examiner, Australian Crime Commission	1,213	d	-		A41	1	
Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) – Member	-		985	d	A24	2	
TPB – Committee Member	-		681	d		2	
Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)	1,090	d	900	d		2	
Co-operative Research Centres Committee	1,090	d	900	d		2	
Education Investment Fund Advisory Board	1,090	d	900	d		1	
Health and Hospitals Fund Advisory Board	1,090	d	900	d		1	
Infrastructure Australia	1,090	d	900	d		1	
Specialist Medical Review Council (SMRC) – Convenor/councillor	1,090	d	900	d	A25	1	
Australian Government Reconstruction Inspectorate	1,090	d	900	d		1	
Regional Development Australia Fund Advisory Panel	1,090	d	900	d		1	
Higher Education Standards Panel (HESP)	1,058	d	873	d		2	
National Transport Commission	1,004	d	900	d		1	
ACCC – Associate Member	-		900	d		1	
ACMA – Associate Member	-		900	d		1	
Prime Minister’s Science, Engineering and Innovation Council	-		900	d		1	
Social Security Appeals Tribunal (SSAT) – Senior Member
Effective 1 January 2013 ref Det 2013/05	-		850	d		2	
Administrative Review Council	1,004	d	833	d		1	
Migration Review Tribunal	-		831	d	A29	2	
Refugee Review Tribunal	-		831	d	A30	2	
Superannuation Complaints Tribunal	(full-time)		831	d		2	
Family Law Council	1,004	d	828	d		1	
Comcover Advisory Council	-		828	d		1	
Productivity Commission	(full-time)		828	d		1	
Patent and Trade Marks Attorneys Disciplinary Tribunal	985	d	-			2	
Threatened Species Scientific Committee	976	d	654	d		1	
Takeovers Panel	900	d	900	d	A26	1	
Repatriation Medical Authority	900	d	798	d	A27	1	
Anti-Doping Research Program Panel	-		798	d		1	
Defence Force Advocate	-		798	d	A28	1	
Defence Force Remuneration Tribunal	-		798	d		1	
Pharmaceutical Benefits Remuneration Tribunal	(full-time)		798	d		1	
Social Security Appeals Tribunal (SSAT) Member	-		775	d		3	
Gene Technology Ethics and Community Consultative Committee	900	d	681	d	A31	1	
Gene Technology Technical Advisory Committee	900	d	681	d	A31	1	
National Film and Sound Archive	900	d	681	d	A32	2	
Official Establishments Trust	900	d	681	d		1	
Oil Stewardship Advisory Council	900	d	681	d		1	
National Disability Insurance Scheme Launch Transition Agency – Advisory Council (DisabilityCare Australia)
Effective 11 May 2013 ref Det 2013/05	900	d	681	d		2	
Pharmaceutical Benefits Pricing Authority	900	d	681	d		1	
Professional Committees in Health and Ageing (listed in Schedule B)	900	d	681	d		1	
Professional Standards Board for Patent and Trade Marks Attorneys	900	d	681	d		1	
Tuition Protection Service (TPS) Advisory Board	900	d	418	d	A21	2	
Seafarers Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Authority	900	d	-		A33	1	
Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme Review Authority	900	d	-			1	
National Mental Health Commission (Chair/Commissioner)	898	d	681	d		2	
National Blood Authority	866	d	656	d		1	
Defence Science and Technology Organisation Advisory Board	833	d	681	d		2	
Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee (Convener/Member)	828	d	753	d		1	
Land Sector Carbon and Biodiversity Board
Effective 1 December 2012 ref Det 2013/03	828	d	753	d		2	
Land Sector Carbon and Biodiversity Board - Committees
Effective 1 December 2012 ref Det 2013/03	564	d	418	d		2	
Australian Community Pharmacy Authority	828	d	681	d		2	
Australian National Council on Drugs 	828	d	681	d	A35	2	
Australian River Co. Ltd 	828	d	681	d	A36	2	
Co-operative Research Centres Appraisal Panels	828	d	681	d		2	
Regional Telecommunications Independent Review Committee	828	d	681	d		2	
Disciplinary Appeal Committees under PE(CT) Regulations 1999	828	d	-			2	
Commission for International Agricultural Research	798	d	581	d		2	
Biological Diversity Advisory Committee	798	d	506	d		2	
Fuel Standards Consultative Committee	798	d	506	d		2	
Indigenous Advisory Committee	798	d	506	d		2	
Australian Astronomical Observatory Advisory Committee (AA0AC)	798	d	506	d		2	
Disability Standards Review Panel	798	d	418	d		2	
National Housing Supply Council	798	d	-			2	
Australian National Preventive Health Agency (ANPHA) Advisory Council	797	d	531	d		2	
Geographical Indications Committee	768	d	681	d		2	
Australian Strategic Policy Institute	768	d	622	d		2	
Australian Social Inclusion Board	768	d	606	d		2	
Veterans’ Review Board (Senior Member; Member)	758	d	676	d		2	
ABC Advisory Council	681	d	606	d		2	
Anti-Doping Rule Violation Panel	681	d	606	d		2	
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS)	681	d	606	d		2	
AIATSIS Research Advisory Committee	-		423	d		2	
National Archives of Australia Advisory Council	681	d	606	d		2	
National Customs Brokers Licensing Advisory Committee	681	d	606	d		2	
Editorial Advisory Board	681	d	-		A37	2	
Defence Industry Study Course	681	d	-			2	
Religious Advisory Committee to the Services	606	d	606	d		2	
National Rural Advisory Council – Specialist Committees	-		606	d		2	
Defence Force Case Assessment Panel	564	d	518	d		2	
Military Superannuation and Benefits Scheme Reconsideration Committee	564	d	518	d		2	
APS Reconsideration Committee
Effective 1 July 2012 ref Det 2012/22	564	d	518	d		2	
Aboriginals Benefit Account Advisory Committee (ABAAC)	564	d	418	d		2	
ASADA – Advisory Group	564	d	418	d		2	
CSIRO – Advisory Committees	564	d	418	d		2	
Medical Training Review Panel	-		418	d		2	
Ministerial Advisory Committee on Blood Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections	418	d	314	d	A38	2	
Defence Families of Australia	418	d	-			2	
Australian Bravery Decorations Council	No fee		No fee			1	
Council for the Order of Australia	No fee		No fee			1	
Central Trades Committee	-		No fee			2	
Local Trades Committee	-		No fee			2	
Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission	No fee		No fee		A39	2	

ADDITIONAL CLAUSES TO TABLE A1A

A1. Australia Post: A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive an additional $10,115 per annum.  A member who is appointed to the Audit Committee will receive an additional $10,115 per annum as member, or $20,210 per annum as Chair, of the Committee.  A member who is appointed to the Board of Postcorp will receive an additional $4,553 per annum.

A2. Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC): A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $79,340 per annum.

A3. Various bodies: A member of the named body who is the Chair of the Audit Committee, or Audit and Risk Committee, however named, will receive an additional $14,700 per annum.  A member who is a member of the Committee will receive an additional $7,350 per annum.  In lieu of the preceding amounts, the Hon Michael Knight AO will receive $5,238 per annum for service on Australian Hearing Services, Audit and Risk Committee.

A4. ASC Pty Ltd: This Clause does not apply to the Chair. A member who is Chair of the Audit Committee, or Audit and Risk Committee, however named, will receive an additional $14,700 per annum. A member who is a member of the Committee will receive an additional $7,350 per annum. A member who is Chair of the Business Assurance and Security (BAS) Committee will receive an additional $14,120 per annum. A member who is member of the BAS Committee will receive an additional $7,056 per annum.

A5. Airservices Australia: A member who is appointed as Deputy Chair will receive an additional fee of $7,350 per annum. 

A6. Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Board: A member who is appointed a Deputy Chair will receive $60,250 per annum.

A7. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO): An additional per diem payment of $811 shall be paid to members of CSIRO who serve on the boards of subsidiaries/associated commercial enterprises. 

A8. Various: The Chair is entitled to Tier 1 travel arrangements. Members/Directors are entitled to Tier 2 travel arrangements.

A9. Tourism Australia: A member who is appointed as Deputy Chair will receive $59,190 per annum.

A10. Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership Ltd (AITSL): The Deputy Chair will receive $66,280 per annum. The Deputy Chair is entitled to Tier 1 Travel arrangements.

A11. Innovation Australia: The Chair and Members of the Innovation Australia Board shall only receive     remuneration for one Committee.

A12. Food Standards Australia New Zealand: A Member who is the Chair of the Finance, Audit and Risk Management (FARM) Committee will receive an additional $8,807 per annum.  A Member who is member of the FARM Committee will receive an additional $4,404 per annum.

A13. Various: A member of the named body who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $40,510 per annum.

A14. Export Finance and Insurance Corporation (EFIC): A member who is the Chair of EFIC’s Alliance and Contingent Divestment Implementation Committee will receive an additional pro-rata payment of $8,807 per annum.  A member who is a member of EFIC’s Alliance and Contingent Divestment Implementation Committee will receive an additional pro-rata payment of $4,404 per annum.

A15. Various: A member of the named body who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $30,110 per annum.

A16. Screen Australia: A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $27,030 per annum.  A member who is chair of the Audit Committee will receive an additional $8,817 per annum.  A member who is a member of the Audit Committee will receive an additional $4,409 per annum.

A17. Australian Institute of Marine Science: A member who is chair of the Audit Committee will receive an additional $8,807 per annum.  A member who is a member of the Audit Committee will receive an additional $4,404 per annum.

A18. National Health Performance Authority: The Deputy Chair will receive $30,900 per annum.

A19. Various: A member of the named body who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $20,740 per annum.

A20. Classification Review Board: A member who is appointed as a Deputy Convener will receive $794 per day. In addition, when the Deputy Convenor acts as Convenor, he or she will be entitled to the remuneration and other conditions determined for the Convenor.

A21. Tuition Protection Service (TPS): The Advisory Board Chair will receive an additional $159 per day until 30 June 2013.

A22. Company Auditors and Liquidators Disciplinary Board: The Deputy Chairman will receive $1,109 per diem.  

A23. Moorebank Intermodal Terminal (IMT): The Chair will receive an additional loading of $19,740 per annum. The Deputy Chair will receive $84,620 per annum and an additional loading of $15,380 per annum.  A Member will receive an additional loading of $9,900 per annum. The additional loadings will cease at close of business on 31 December 2014. In lieu of any other determined provisions, the Hon Andrew Fraser will be paid $31,405 per annum while he fills the office of Director, IMT.

A24. Tax Practitioners Board (TPB): The maximum fees payable each year to part-time Members of the Tax Practitioners Board are capped at 80% of the sum of the base salary payable each year to a full-time Member.

A25. Specialist Medical Review Council (SMRC): In addition to the relevant daily fee, the Convenor will receive a retainer of $26,600 per annum.  A councillor who is appointed as a presiding councillor under subsection 196ZK(3) of the Veterans’ Entitlements Act 1986 will, in addition to the relevant daily fee, receive a retainer of $17,930 per annum.

A26. Takeovers Panel: Daily fees are only payable for sitting days of takeover proceedings and for Panel days.  Remuneration for other business is by way of an annual fee of $19,400 for the Chairman and $3,247 for the Members.

A27. Repatriation Medical Authority: Retainers of $53,130 for the Chairperson and $35,410 for the Members will be payable.

A28. Defence Force Advocate: Fees payable for work done within s.58T (c) of the Defence Act 1903 shall be the maximum daily rate as determined for senior counsel in the Australian Government Solicitor’s Commonwealth Policy on Counsel Fees.

A29. Migration Review Tribunal: Members of the Migration Review Tribunal receive a daily fee for seven hours work (which may be cumulative over several days).

A30. Refugee Review Tribunal: Members of the Refugee Review Tribunal receive a daily fee for seven hours work (which may be cumulative over several days).

A31. Gene Technology Committees: an Expert Adviser appointed to either the Gene Technology Technical Advisory Committee or the Gene Technology Ethics and Community Consultative Committee will receive $681 per day and is entitled to Tier 1 Travel.

A32. National Film and Sound Archive: A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $681 per day.

A33. Seafarers Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Authority: A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $828 per day.

A34.  National Disability Insurance Scheme Launch Transition Agency (DisabilityCare Australia): The Chair will receive an additional loading of $20,000 per annum. A Member will receive an additional loading of $10,000 per annum.  The additional loadings will cease at close of business on      30 June 2016. A Member who is appointed as the Audit Committee Chair will receive an additional $14,700 per annum.  A Member who is appointed as a Member of the Audit Committee will receive an additional $7,350 per annum. The Board Chair is not eligible for additional fees, should that office holder be appointed to the Audit Committee.

A35. Australian National Council on Drugs: A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chairman will receive $743 per day.

A36. Australian River Company: Mr E G Anson shall receive additional remuneration of $55,460 per annum, on a pro-rata basis, for periods where he has the approval of the Board to perform executive duties.  A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $753 per day.

A37. Editorial Advisory Board: Subject to a minimum payment of $3,085 per annum.

A38. Ministerial Advisory Committee on Blood Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections (MACBBVSTI): Members appointed as organisational representatives, such as Federal Parliamentarians and State/Territory Officials, will not receive the travel allowance determined for MACBBVSTI Members if they have an entitlement to travel allowance from a different source.

A39. Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission: Where a member has an entitlement to Tier 1 travel by virtue of a full-time appointment, that entitlement will also apply to this Office.

A40. Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA): The Deputy Chair will receive $68,270 per annum, and is entitled to Tier 1 Travel.

A41. Examiner, Australian Crime Commission: The maximum amount an Examiner who is paid by way of daily fees can be paid in one year is $206,920.
A42.  Deleted.

A43. Murray-Darling Basin Authority: While Mr Craig Knowles occupies the office of Chair, he will receive an annual fee of $67,400.

A44. NBN Co Limited: A member who is appointed as Deputy Chair will receive an additional fee of $62,410 per annum. The Deputy Chair is entitled to Tier 1 Travel arrangements.

A45. Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC): The Director will receive $60,750 per annum.

A46. Medibank Private Ltd: While Ms Anna Bligh occupies the office of member, she will receive $46,483 per annum. 

A47. Clean Energy Finance Corporation Board (CEFC) Members: Until 30 June 2013, in addition to the annual fee, a daily fee of $850 is payable for 7½ aggregated hours of work; only where a member is involved in organisational establishment tasks over and above those reasonably expected of Board Members. Payment is subject to approval by the Chair. Member’s remuneration is capped at $60,000 during the 2012/13 financial year.

A48. Deleted.
A49. Telecommunications Universal Service Management Agency: While Mr Mark Darras occupies the office of Chair, he will receive a personal loading of $7,500 per annum.

Table A2A – Specified offices – base and meeting fees and travel tier. (Rates are effective from 1 July 2012 unless otherwise specified.)

General provisions relating to the following table:  
•	The fees set out in Table A2A below are payable in accordance with the conditions of this Determination to the holders of the relevant office.
•	The additional clauses referred to in Column 4 are listed immediately following the Table.
Column 1

Office/Authority	Column 2

Base fee
$	Column 3

Meeting fee
$	Column 4

Additional clauses applying	Column 5

Travel tier	
Climate Change Authority -                  Chair	51,500	1000		2	
Member	25,750	800			
Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal (RSRT) 	36,050	500		1	
National Water Commission -                           
Chair	51,500	800		2	
Commissioner	25,750	500			
Clean Energy Regulator -                 Member	25,750	900	A2A-2	1	
Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Advisory Board
				            Chair	25,750	800		2	
			                   Member
Effective 6/12/2012 ref Det 2012/25	10,300	500			
Independent Assessor - Special Building Industry Powers 	20,600	-	A2A-3	2	
Woomera Prohibited Area Advisory Board (WPAAB) - Independent Chair	10,300	800		2	
Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation -	                                              Chair	20,000	1,000		1	
Member
Effective 20/08/2012 ref Det  2012/17	10,000	850			

ADDITIONAL CLAUSES TO TABLE A2A

A2A-1 Deleted.

A2A–2 Clean Energy Regulator: A maximum cap of 15 daily meeting fees will be paid each calendar year.  Meeting fees are not payable for any meetings which exceed this 15 meeting fee cap.

A2A-3.  Independent Assessor – Special Building Industry Powers: The base fee includes payment for the first 20 full days of work, in any given financial year, where a day is an aggregate of at least 7 hours, after which a daily fee of $824 per day of work would apply.

SCHEDULE B – PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES – HEALTH AND AGEING PORTFOLIO

B1.  The Offices in subclause B1.1 are defined as Professional Committees in the Health and Ageing Portfolio. As determined in Table A1A of Schedule A, the entitlements of these committees are as follows.
•	Chair  $900 per day
•	Member  $681 per day
•	Travel Tier 1

B1.1 Professional Committees
•	Advisory Committee for Biologicals
•	Advisory Committee on Chemicals Scheduling
•	Advisory Committee on Complementary Medicines
•	Advisory Committee on Medical Devices
•	Advisory Committee on Medicines Scheduling
•	Advisory Committee on Prescription Medicines
•	Advisory Committee on Non-Prescription Medicines
•	Advisory Committee on the Safety of Medical Devices
•	Advisory Committee on the Safety of Medicines
•	Advisory Committee on the Safety of Vaccines
•	Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care – Expert Committees
•	Australian Therapeutic Goods Advisory Committee
•	Independent Hospital Pricing Authority Clinical Advisory Committee
•	Medicare Participation Review Committees
•	National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Equality Council
•	National Pathology Accreditation Advisory Council
•	Pathology Services Table Committee
•	Pharmaceutical Services Committee of Inquiry
•	Therapeutic Goods Committee

SCHEDULE C – FEES AND ALLOWANCES FOR PRIMARY INDUSTRY AUTHORITIES 

General provisions relating to the following table:  
•	The fees set out in Table C1A below are payable in accordance with the conditions of this Determination to the holders of the relevant office.
•	In Columns 2 and 3:
o	 an “a” following the dollar amount signifies an Annual Fee applies; 
o	 a “d” following the dollar amount signifies a Daily Fee applies.
•	The additional clauses referred to in Column 4 are listed immediately following the Table.

Table C1A – Primary Industry Authorities – fees and travel tier.  (Rates are effective from 1 July 2012 unless otherwise specified.)

Column 1

Authority/Office	Column 2

Chair $	Column 3

Member $	Column 4 

Additional clauses	Column 5

Travel Tier	
Australian Fisheries Management Authority Commission	65,270	a	32,830	a	C1	1	
Grains Research and Development Corporation	64,560	a	32,130	a	C2	1	
Grape and Wine Research and Development Corporation	51,360	a	29,370	a		2	
Wine Australia Corporation	51,360	a	29,230	a		2	
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation	51,360	a	29,230	a		1	
Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation	51,360	a	29,230	a	C3	1	
Cotton Research and Development Corporation	40,510	a	20,740	a		2	
Sugar Research and Development Corporation	40,510	a	20,740	a	C4	2	
Fishing Industry Policy Council	35,820					2	
Wheat Exports Australia	1,004	d	654	d		1	
Research and Development Corporations Selection Committees
Effective 1 July 2012 ref Det 2013/05	828	d				1	
Wine Australia Corporation Selection Committee	828	d	-			1	
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Selection Committees	828	d	-			1	
Committees of Research and Development Corps	681	d	606	d	C5	2	
Statutory Fishing Rights Allocation Review Panel	681	d	606	d		2	
Management Advisory Committees, Australian Fisheries Management Authority	606	d	418	d		2	

ADDITIONAL CLAUSES TO SCHEDULE C

C1. Australian Fisheries Management Authority Commission: A member who is appointed as a Deputy Chair will receive $32,830 per annum.

C2. Grains Research and Development Corporation: The Chair of the Finance, Risk and Audit Committee will receive an additional annual fee of $14,700; whilst a member of the same committee will receive an additional annual fee of $7,350.
 
C3. Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation: The Chair of the Audit Committee will receive an additional annual fee of $8,897; whilst a member of the same Committee will receive an additional annual fee of $4,404.

C4. Sugar Research and Development Corporation: A Non-executive Director who sits on of the Audit Committee will receive an additional $8,807 per annum as Chair of the Committee or $4,404 per annum as Member of the Committee.

C5. Research & Development Corps: This entry refers to committees established under the Primary Industries and Energy Research and Development Act 1989.

SCHEDULE D – FEES AND ALLOWANCES FOR TORRES STRAIT REGIONAL AUTHORITY

General Provisions relating to the following table:
D1.  Fees:  The fees set out in Table D1A below are payable in accordance with this Determination to the holders of the relevant office.
D2.  Aggregated hours:  The office-holders specified in this Schedule shall be paid in accordance with the following conditions:
(a)	for formal meetings and/or business of the authority aggregating 6 hours or more on any one day – 100% of the daily fee;
(b)	for formal meetings and/or business of the authority aggregating 3 hours or more but less than 6 hours on any one day – 60% of the daily fee;
(c)	for formal meetings and/or business of the authority aggregating less than 3 hours on any one day – 40% of the daily fee; and
(d)	eligibility for each payment shall be certified by the chairperson or nominated presiding officer and in so certifying the chairperson may have regard to reasonable travelling time incurred by an office holder away from the metropolitan area of the capital city or the environs of the town in which the office holder lives.

Table D1A –Torres Strait Regional Authority – fees and travel tier.  (Rates are effective from 1 July 2012 unless otherwise specified).

Office	Daily fee 	Travel Tier 	
	Chair	Deputy Chair	Member		
Torres Strait Regional Authority (TSRA)	-	$564	$418	2	
TSRA – Member Advisory Committees 	-	-	$418	2	

SCHEDULE E – FEES AND ALLOWANCES FOR ABORIGINAL LAND COUNCILS 

General Provisions relating to the following table:
•	Fees:  The fees set out in Table E1A below are payable in accordance with this Determination to the holders of the relevant office.

Table E1A – Holders of Public Offices in Aboriginal Land Councils. (Rates are effective from 1 July 2012 unless otherwise specified.)

 Office	Rate of Salary or Fee	Travel Tier	
	$	Frequency		
NORTHERN LAND COUNCIL				
Chairman	 	 	 	
If engaged part-time on the functions and duties of the office	681	Daily, maximum one per day	2 	
Member		 	 	
if engaged on general Council business	272	Daily, maximum one per day	2 	
if engaged on business of the executive	388	Daily, maximum one per day	2 	
CENTRAL LAND COUNCIL				
Chairman	 	 	 	
If engaged part-time on the functions and duties of the office	681	Daily, maximum one per day 	2 	
Member		 	 	
if engaged on general Council business	272	Daily, maximum one per day	2 	
if engaged on business of the executive	388	Daily, maximum one per day	2 	
TIWI LAND COUNCIL				
Chairman	52,080	Annual fee	2 	
Deputy Chairman	29,370	Annual fee	2 	
Member, Management Committee	29,370	Annual fee	2 	
ANINDILYAKWA LAND COUNCIL				
Chairman
If engaged part-time on the functions and duties of the office	598	Daily, maximum one per day	2 	
Member	272	Daily, maximum one per day	2 	

SCHEDULE F – SPECIFIED OFFICES – ANNUAL MEETING FEE AND ADDITIONAL DAILY FEES 
General Provisions relating to the following table:
F1. 	Application:  The office-holders specified in this Schedule shall be paid in accordance with the following clauses.  For the purposes of Clauses F3 to F4 ‘business of the authority’ as defined at Clause 1.4, also excludes travel associated with attendance at a formal meeting.

F2.	Annual meeting fee:  The annual meeting fee is an annual fee payable on a periodic basis throughout each year.  Part years are paid on a proportionate basis. The annual meeting fee covers all formal meetings, regardless of their duration, of the prescribed authority, including any preparation time and travel associated with the meetings.

F3.	Additional daily fee:  The additional daily fee specified in Table F1A is payable in respect of other business of the authority undertaken for periods of a full day, or more, of at least five hours on each day.  For this purpose business of the authority includes sub-committee work and reasonable travel where it is not associated with a formal meeting.

F.4	Aggregation of hours for additional daily fee:  An office-holder may also be paid an additional daily fee in respect of aggregates of periods of business 	of the authority of less than five hours, subject to the following conditions:
      (a)   individual periods of business must be for a minimum of one hour;
      (b)  	to attract payment of an additional daily fee, aggregated periods shall total at least five hours; 
(c)   the maximum payment in respect of any one day shall be the additional daily  fee; and
      (d)	eligibility for each payment shall be certified by the chairperson.
F.5	Annual cap: Payment of the additional daily fee to an office-holder may be 	subject to an annual cap where specified in Column 4 of Table F1A. 	 No additional daily fees are payable where the accumulated daily fee earnings of the individual office-holder during a financial year reach the cap specified in Column 4 of Table F1A.  

F.6	Additional clauses: The additional clauses referred to in Column 5, where applicable, are listed immediately following the Table.

Table F1A – Annual meeting fee and additional daily fee – fees and travel tier.  

Column 1

Office/Authority	Column 2

Annual meeting fee
$	Column 3

Additional daily fee
$	Column 4

Annual cap on additional daily fees
$         	Column 5

Additional clauses applying	Column 6

Travel tier	
Independent Expert Scientific Committee (IESC) on Coal Seam Gas and Large Coal 
Mining Development                      Chair	
50,000	
1,000	
20,000	
F1A-1	
1	
Member	35,000	700	14,000	F1A-1	1	
Prostheses List Advisory Committee
				      Chair	
35,000	
900			
1	
Member	18,000	681			1	
ADDITIONAL CLAUSES TO TABLE F1A
F1A-1 IESC on Coal Seam Gas and Large Coal Mining Development:  The Chair will receive an additional establishment loading of $20,000 per annum until 15 November 2013.  Members will receive an additional establishment loading of $10,000 per annum until 15 November 2013.

Notes to Remuneration Tribunal Determination 2012/13:
Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Part-Time Public Office

This determination as shown in this compilation is amended as indicated in the tables below.  Under the Legislative Instruments Act 2003, which came into force on 1 January 2005, it is a requirement for all non-exempt legislative instruments to be registered on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments.
Table of Instruments

Title
	
Date of FRLI registration	
Date of commencement	Application, saving or transitional provisions	
Determination 2012/13 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Part-Time Public Office	22/06/2012
F2012L01300	1/07/2012	
-	
Determination 2012/17 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office including Judicial and Related Offices	28/08/2012
F2012L01779	Cl  2.8, 2.9 – 1/07/2012
Cl  2.12 – 20/08/2012
Cl  2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.10, 2.11, 2.13 – 29/08/2012	
-	
Determination 2012/20 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office, Principal Executive Office – Classification Structure and Terms and Conditions and Judicial and Related Offices	3/10/2012
F2012L01996	Cl  2.5, 2.6 – 1/07/2012
Cl  2.2 – 1/09/2012
Cl  2.1, 2.3, 2.4, 2.7 – 4/10/2012 	
-	
Determination 2012/22 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office and Specified Statutory Offices	30/10/2012
F2012L02104	Cl 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.5, 2.7, 2.11 – 31/10/2012
Cl  2.4 – 1/07/2012 
Cl  2.6 – 23/08/2012
Cl  2.8, 2.9, 2.10 -1/10/2012	
-	
Determination 2012/23 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office	20/11/2012
F2012L02200	Cl 2.2, 2.3,2.4, - 9/11/2012
Cl 2.1, 2.5 – 21/11/2012	
-	
Determination 2012/25 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office	2/01/2013
F2013L00006	Cl  1.1, 1.3 - 3/01/2013
Cl  1.2 - 6/12/2012 	
-	
Determination 2013/02 – Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office	20/02/2013
F2013L00242	Cl 1.1, 1.4, 1.7, 1.9, 1.11, 1.14, 1.16 –21/02/2013
Cl 1.2, 1.3 – 13/12/2012
Cl 1.5, 1.6 – 17/12/2012
Cl 1.8 – 1/01/2013
Cl 1.10, - 14/02/2013
Cl 1.12, 1.13 – 21/12/2012
Cl 1.15 – 1/11/2012 	
-	
Determination 2013/03: Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office	14/03/2013
F2013L00464	Cl 1.1, 1.4, 1.6 – 15/03/2013
Cl 1.2, 1.3 – 1/03/2013
Cl 1.5 – 1/12/2012	
-	
Determination 2013/04: Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office	8/04/2013
F2013L00629	Cl 1.2 – 1/03/2013
Cl 1.4 – 4/04/2013
Cl 1.1, 1.3, 1.5, 1.6 – 9/04/2013	
-	
Determination 2013/05: Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office including Judicial and Related Offices	10/05/2013
F2013L00761	Cl 1.8 – 1/07/2012   Cl 1.5 – 1/01/2013
Cl 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.6, 1.7, 1.9, 1.10, 1.11, 1.12 – 11/05/2013	
-	
Determination 2013/06: Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Public Office including Judicial and Related Offices	27/05/2013
F2013L00849
	Cl 1.1, 1.4, 1.5 – 28/05/2013
Cl 1.2, 1.3 – 1/06/2013 	
-	

Notes to Remuneration Tribunal Determination 2012/13:
Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Part-Time Public Office

Table of Amendments

ad. = added or inserted	am. = amended	rs. = repealed and substituted	rep. = repealed
Provision affected	How affected	
Schedule A		
Table A1A	am 2012/17, am 2012/20, am 2012/22, am 2013/02, am 2013/03, am 2013/04, am 2013/05,       am 2013/06	
Clause A3	am 2012/17	
Clause A4	am 2013/02	
Clause A23	rep 2012/22, ad 2013/02, am 2013/05	
Clause A34	rs 2013/05	
Clause A42	rep 2013/05	
Clause A46	rep 2012/22, ad 2013/02	
Clause A47	ad 2012/17	
Clause A48	ad 2012/20, am 2013/02, rep 2013/06	
Clause A49	ad 2013/03	
Table A2A	ad 2012/17, am 2012/25, am 2013/04	
Clause A2A-1	rep 2013/04	
Schedule B		
Clause B1.1	am 2012/20, am 2012/22, am 2013/02	
Schedule C		
Table C1A	am 2013/05	
Schedule F	ad 2012/23	
Clause F1	ad 2012/23	
Clause F2	ad 2012/23	
Clause F3	ad 2012/23	
Clause F4	ad 2012/23	
Clause F5	ad 2012/23	
Clause F6	ad 2012/23	
Table F1A	ad 2012/23, am 2013/02	
Clause F1A-1	ad 2012/23