The Chief of Defence Force can contribute to a superannuation scheme to help members of the Defence Force when they retire. This scheme must follow the rules set out in section 73C. You can think of a superannuation scheme like a special kind of savings plan that helps people have money when they stop working.
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73D: Chief of Defence Force to obtain confirmation from Government Actuary that scheme meets requirements of this Act, or
"Defence Force boss must check superannuation scheme is lawful"
73F: Chief of Defence Force may establish compulsory scheme for members of Armed Forces, or
"Defence Force members may have to join a superannuation scheme"
The Chief of Defence Force may, for the purpose of providing retirement benefits to members of the Defence Force, contribute to any superannuation scheme that complies with the requirements of section 73C.
