The Superannuation Commission
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The Superannuation Commission is the Trustee of the Retirement Benefits Fund (RBF) and oversees the administration of the RBF defined benefit schemes.
Two members of the Commission must be present to form a quorum at a duly convened meeting. Decisions of the Commission must be supported by a majority of the members present and voting. If there is an equality of votes, the person presiding has a casting vote. Full and accurate minutes of proceedings are kept for all Commission meetings.
Commission members as at 30 June 2019
 Kerry Adby LLM, FAICD, TFASFA
Chair of the Superannuation Commission Commission tenure: Chair since 1 October 2016 | Experience and expertise Kerry is also a member of the NSW Rural Assistance Authority Board and her professional experience covers audit, governance, risk management, investment in bond and equity markets and financing complex projects in Australia and internationally. Kerry has been a senior investment banker and commercial lawyer and is currently Managing Director, Copernican Securities Pty Ltd, a specialist firm established 1997 providing infrastructure finance, capital markets, pension and investment advisory services to the private and public sector. In addition to a Masters in Law (Australian National University), Kerry holds management qualifications from the University of Lausanne and IMD, Switzerland and is currently a PhD scholar at ANU.
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Leigh Mackey BA LLB Commission tenure: Commissioner since 1 April 2017 | Experience and expertise Leigh is a partner of Ogilvie Jennings and has been practicing since 1992 when she was admitted to the Supreme Court of Tasmania and the High Court of Australia. Leigh specialises in injuries and compensation litigation. Leigh was a member of the RBF Board from 12 October 2015 to 31 March 2017. Leigh is chair of the Tasmanian Air Rescue Trust, a community member of the Tasmanian Board of the Australian Medical Board, Chair of the Parole Board, a member of the Tasmania Police Review Board, sits on the Legal Profession and Anti-Discrimination Tribunals and is a lecturer in workers compensation at the Legal Practice Course. |
 Chris Bevan MAICD Commission tenure: Commissioner since 1 April 2017 | Experience and expertise Chris Bevan started in the public sector in 1972 as a junior staff member within the Public Works Department. Chris then transferred to Forestry Tasmania in 1981 where he worked across the state in a range of positions (including Paymaster and Industrial Relations Advisor) until 2002 when he commenced his retirement. Chris has been Chairman of the Workskills Board since 2005 and is the current President of the Tasmanian Association of State Superannuants (TASS). |
