(1) This section applies if:
(a) an FHSA becomes inactive under subsection 23(1), and the FHSA provider has not received a revocation of the notice mentioned in that subsection before the 30th day (the trigger day ) after the FHSA provider received the notice; or
(b) an FHSA becomes inactive under subsection 23(2), (3) or (4) on a particular day (also the trigger day ).
(2) The FHSA provider must, within 14 days after the trigger day:
(a) pay the entire balance of the FHSA to:
(i) if the FHSA holder is aged 60 or over and has given the FHSA provider a statement that he or she wants the balance of the FHSA to be paid to him or her--the FHSA holder; or
(ii) otherwise--the superannuation interest mentioned in subsection (3); and
(b) close the FHSA.
Note: If the FHSA holder becomes bankrupt, this section does not prevent a payment from the FHSA that is property divisible amongst the holder's creditors (see section 128).
(3) The superannuation interest is:
(a) if, for the purposes this paragraph, the FHSA holder has notified the FHSA provider in writing of a particular superannuation interest of the holder in a complying superannuation plan--that superannuation interest; or
(b) otherwise--to a superannuation interest for the benefit of the FHSA holder in the FHSA provider's default superannuation plan (see section 24).
Offence
(4) A person commits an offence if the person contravenes subsection (2).
Penalty: 100 penalty units.
Validity of transaction not affected by contravention
(5) A contravention of subsection (2) does not affect the validity of a transaction.
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