Super trustees outsource administration, custody and investment management — so CPS 230's material service provider oversight is the biggest task, and it is already in force. Fourth-party transparency and evidenced contract clauses are exactly where spreadsheet registers fall over.
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RSE licensees meet CPS 230 and CPS 234 from one evidence base, with the register and fourth-party transparency that heavy outsourcing — administration, custody, investment — demands: evidenced contract clauses, board packs, no false green.
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Yes. RSE licensees (super trustees) are APRA-regulated and have had to meet CPS 230 since it commenced on 1 July 2025, with particular focus on service provider oversight given heavy outsourcing.
Material service provider oversight — administration, custody and investment providers must be in the register with evidenced contract clauses and fourth-party transparency.
Yes. Trustees assess CPS 234 information security and CPS 230 resilience from one evidence base, reusing shared controls.