Appendix 3 - State and Territory Superannuation Funding Arrangements
State/Territory
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Name of super fund manager
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Date for full funding
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How does the government make contributions to the fund?
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New South Wales
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Liability Management Fund (LMF)
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2030
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Government makes monthly contribution to the LMF. Contribution based on tri-annual actuarial assessment aimed at offsetting unfunded component of liability.
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Queensland
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QIC
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Fully funded
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Superannuation liability fully funded by government through employer contributions.
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Victoria
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Government Superannuation Office (GSO)
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2035
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Annual appropriation based on actuarial advice that is consistent with the aim of 100 per cent funding of the unfunded superannuation liabilities by 2035.
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Western Australia
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Government Employee Superannuation Board (GESB)
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2025
(approx)
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Standard appropriation each year to the GESB reflecting employer contributions and to meet unfunded component of two closed WA schemes. West State Super only open scheme but is fully funded.
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South Australia
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Funds S.A.
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2034
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Annual appropriation to Funds S.A. each year representing funding for unfunded component and employee contributions.
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Northern Territory
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Commissioner of Superannuation
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2060
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All schemes unfunded, except for Parliamentary scheme. Liabilities for all unfunded schemes met with re-current revenue directly from the budget each year.
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Tasmania
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Retirement Benefits Fund
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2018
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Government makes employer contributions to the Fund. Additional contributions also made to offset unfunded component of liability.
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Australian Capital Territory
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Superannuation Provision Account (SPA)/Comsuper
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90% funded
by 2040
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Standard appropriation from SPA each year in line with actuarial assessment of unfunded liability.
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