This determination is the Coroners (Salaries and Superannuation) Determination 2007.

This determination comes into force on 1 July 2007.

This determination expires on 31 December 2007.

In this determination, unless the context otherwise requires,—

The salary payable to a coroner must be at the annual rate of $200,000.

Clause 7 does not apply to a coroner who—

• (a) is a former coroner appointed under section 103(5) of the Coroners Act 2006; or

• (b) is a relief coroner appointed under section 104 of the Coroners Act 2006; or

• (c) is a current contributor under any of Parts 4, 5, or 5A of the Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956; or

• (d) is a current contributor to the New GSF Scheme.

(1) A coroner who chooses to contribute to a registered superannuation scheme is entitled to have a subsidy paid on his or her contribution.

(2) The maximum amount of superannuation subsidy (inclusive of any tax liability) that is payable in any year is 20% of the gross salary actually paid to the coroner in that year.

(3) In order to qualify for a superannuation subsidy, the contribution that the coroner must make to the registered superannuation scheme must, when expressed as a ratio of the superannuation subsidy to the coroner's contribution, be 5:1.

To avoid doubt,—

• (a) nothing in the Judicial Salaries and Allowances Determination 2006 or the Judicial Salaries and Allowances Determination (No 2) 2006 applies to coroners; and

• (b) nothing in the Judicial Superannuation Determination 2006 applies to coroners to whom clause 7 applies.