Section 601FH — Corporations Act 2001: Liquidator etc. of responsible entity entitled to exercise indemnity rights

If the company that is a registered scheme’s responsible entity is being wound up, is under administration, has executed a deed of company arrangement that has not terminated, is under restructuring or has made a restructuring plan that has not terminated: (a) a provision of the scheme’s constitution, or of another instrument, is void against the liquidator, the administrator of the company or the deed or the restructuring practitioner for the company or the plan, if it purports to deny the company a right to be indemnified out of the scheme property that the company would have had if it were not being wound up, were not under administration, had not executed a deed of company arrangement, were not under restructuring or had not made a restructuring plan; and (b) a right of the company to be indemnified out of the scheme property may only be exercised by the liquidator, the administrator of the company or the deed or the restructuring practitioner for the company or the plan.