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Pension Funds Act, 1956 (Act No. 24 of 1956)

Chapter III : Manner of Administration and Powers of Registered Funds

9B. Protection of disclosures

 

(1) The registrar must provide a process for the submission of disclosures by a board member, principal officer, deputy principal officer, valuator or other officer or employee of a fund or an administrator, which ensures appropriate confidentiality and provides appropriate measures for the protection of disclosures.

 

(2) In addition to what is provided in sections 8 and 9 of the Protected Disclosures Act, a disclosure by a board member, principal officer, deputy principal officer, valuator or other officer or employee of a fund or administrator to the registrar constitutes a protected disclosure.

 

(3)        

(a) A board member, principal officer, deputy principal officer, valuator or other officer or employee of a fund or an administrator who makes a protected disclosure in accordance with this section, may not suffer any occupational or other detriment.
(b) Any person referred to in paragraph (a) who suffers any detriment, including occupational detriment as defined in the Protected Disclosures Act, may—
(i) seek the remedies provided for in section 4 of the Protected Disclosures Act, where occupational detriment has been suffered;
(ii) approach any court having jurisdiction for appropriate relief; or
(iii) pursue any other process and seek any remedy provided for in law.

 

[Section 9B inserted by section 15 of Act No. 45 of 2013]

 

 


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