There is something not quite right with the Protecting Your Superannuation (PYS) legislation. Although it is not my place to criticise government policy regarding well-intentioned reforms, it is a different matter where the law is not clear or leads to perverse outcomes. The new measures for protecting superannuation members seem positive, simple and sensible as a first impression: removing exit fees, placing a 3 per cent fee cap on accounts under $6,000, ceasing insurance on inactive accounts and transferring inactive low-balance accounts to the ATO to be consolidated with active accounts. However, the legislation which enacts these measures has proven...