(b) the contract is entered into in circumstances that are within Commonwealth constitutional reach;
(d) paragraph (c) applies despite:
(ii) the creation of any encumbrance, or any other interest, in relation to those rights; or
(iii) the operation of any encumbrance, or any other interest, in relation to those rights that is created after the commencement of this section;
(e) for the purposes of any law, the assets of a party to the contract are taken:
(ii) not to include obligations terminated under the contract.
(b) Australian law governs either:
(ii) the contract;
(d) obligations that are, or have been, netted or terminated under the contract are to be disregarded in the external administration;
(e) any net obligation owed by the party under the contract that has not been discharged is provable in the external administration;
(f) any net obligation owed to the party under the contract that has not been discharged may be recovered by the external administrator for the benefit of creditors;
(g) none of the following is to be void or voidable in the external administration:
(ii) a payment by the party to discharge a net obligation under the contract;
(iii) a payment, or a transfer of property (whether absolutely or by way of security), by the party to meet an obligation under the contract to pay a deposit or margin call.