Member Account Movement Type Dimension Represents the types of new member accounts and account closures with the reasons for member account movement. Account Closure For Successor Fund Transfer Represents a member account closed where a member's benefit is transferred without the member's consent from one Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE) to a successor fund within the meaning given in the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Regulations. New Member Account For Employer Sponsor Represents a member account created where the member's employer is an employer sponsor of the fund. Account Closure For Other Exit Represents a member account closed as all the benefits of that account have been paid out but reasons are not categorised in the list. New Member Account For Member Taxed Phase Represents a member account created where the member has elected to set up a taxed phase member account and, that is not associated with the member's employer. Taxed phase represents where the members' benefits are liable for income tax due to the member being ineligible to access his or her superannuation. Account Closure For Satisfying A Condition Of Release Represents a member account closed where all benefits in that account have been paid to a beneficiary where a condition of release within the meaning given in the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Regulations is satisfied. Account Closure For Consolidation Represents a member account closed where all benefits in that account have been consolidated with another account of the same member in the same Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE). New Member Account For Other Represents a member account created with reasons that are not categorised in the list. Account Closure For Outward Rollover Represents a member account closed where all benefits in that account have been rolled out/transferred to another Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE). Exclude: rollovers due to successor fund transfers. New Member Account For Member Tax Free Phase Represents a member account created where the member has elected to set up a tax free phase member account and, that is not associated with the member's employer. Tax free phase represents where the members' benefits are no longer liable for income tax due to the member being eligible to access his or her superannuation. Includes: transition to retirement member accounts.