An Act to amend the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 to make further provision with respect to the motor accidents to which the Act applies, no-fault recovery by children, blameless motor accidents, insurance premiums, claims against the Nominal Defendant and caps on insurer liability; and for other purposes.
1 Name of Act
This Act is the Motor Accidents Compensation Amendment Act 2006.
2 Commencement
This Act commences on a day or days to be appointed by proclamation.
3 Amendment of Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 No 41
The Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 is amended as set out in Schedule 1.
4 Consequential amendments
The Acts and Regulation set out in Schedule 2 are amended as set out in that Schedule.
5 Repeal of Act
(1) This Act is repealed on the day following the day on which all of the provisions of this Act have commenced.(2) The repeal of this Act does not, because of the operation of section 30 of the Interpretation Act 1987, affect any amendment made by this Act.
Schedule 1 Amendment of Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999
(Section 3)
[1] Chapter 1, Part 1.1, heading
Insert before section 1:Part 1.1 Interpretation and application
[2] Section 3 Definitions
Omit the definition of death.
[3] Section 3, definition of “injury”
Omit the definition. Insert instead:injury means personal or bodily injury and includes:(a) pre-natal injury, and(b) psychological or psychiatric injury, and(c) damage to artificial members, eyes or teeth, crutches or other aids or spectacle glasses.
[4] Section 3, definition of “motor accident”
Omit the definition. Insert instead:motor accident means an incident or accident involving the use or operation of a motor vehicle that causes the death of or injury to a person where the death or injury is a result of and is caused (whether or not as a result of a defect in the vehicle) during:(a) the driving of the vehicle, or(b) a collision, or action taken to avoid a collision, with the vehicle, or(c) the vehicle’s running out of control.
[5] Sections 3A and 3B
Insert after section 3:3A General restrictions on application of Act(1) This Act (including any third-party policy under this Act) applies only in respect of the death of or injury to a person that is caused by the fault of the owner or driver of a motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle and only if the death or injury is a result of and is caused (whether or not as a result of a defect in the vehicle) during:(a) the driving of the vehicle, or(b) a collision, or action taken to avoid a collision, with the vehicle, or(c) the vehicle’s running out of control.Note—Part 1.2 (No-fault claims—children and blameless accidents) extends the operation of this Act for certain limited purposes to motor accidents that have not in fact been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle.Part 1.2 achieves this result by deeming such accidents to have been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the use or the operation of the vehicle provided that:(a) the vehicle was involved in the accident and had motor accident insurance cover for the accident, and(b) the accident was not caused by the fault of any other person or the accident resulted in the death of or injury to a child.(2) This Act (including any third-party policy under this Act) does not apply in respect of an injury that arises gradually from a series of incidents.3B Restrictions on application of claims provisions—accident must be insured or work accident(1) The application of Chapters 3–6 in respect of death or injury that results from the use or operation of a motor vehicle is limited to death or injury that:(a) is caused by a motor accident for which the vehicle has motor accident insurance cover, or(b) gives rise to a work injury claim, other than a work injury claim in respect of the death of or injury to a coal miner (as defined in clause 3 of Part 18 of Schedule 6 to the Workers Compensation Act 1987).Note—Part 1.2 (No-fault claims—children and blameless accidents) extends the operation of this Act for certain limited purposes to motor accidents that have not in fact been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle.Part 1.2 achieves this result by deeming such accidents to have been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the use or the operation of the vehicle provided that:(a) the vehicle was involved in the accident and had motor accident insurance cover for the accident, and(b) the accident was not caused by the fault of any other person or the accident resulted in the death of or injury to a child.(2) For the purposes of this Act, a motor vehicle has motor accident insurance cover for a motor accident if and only if:(a) at the time of the motor accident the motor vehicle was subject to coverage under a third-party policy or was subject to coverage under a policy of compulsory third-party personal injury insurance or a compulsory motor vehicle accident compensation scheme under the law of a place other than New South Wales or under a law of the Commonwealth, or(b) at the time of the motor accident, the motor vehicle was owned by the Commonwealth or by any person or body of persons representing the Commonwealth, or(c) there is a right of action against the Nominal Defendant in respect of the motor accident or there would be a right of action against the Nominal Defendant in respect of the motor accident if the motor accident had been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle.(3) For the purposes of this Act, death or injury gives rise to a work injury claim if it is:(a) the death of a worker resulting from or caused by an injury to the worker (being an injury caused by the negligence or other tort of the worker’s employer), orwith expressions used in this subsection having the same meanings as they have in Part 5 of the Workers Compensation Act 1987.(b) an injury to a worker caused by the negligence or other tort of the worker’s employer,
[6] Section 5A Chapters 3, 4, 5 and 6 not to apply to coal miner work injury claim resulting from uninsured off-road accident
Omit the section.
[7] Chapter 1, Part 1.2
Insert after section 7:Part 1.2 No-fault claims—children and blameless accidentsDivision 1 Recovery for blameless accidents7A Definition of “blameless motor accident”In this Division:blameless motor accident means a motor accident not caused by the fault of the owner or driver of any motor vehicle involved in the accident in the use or operation of the vehicle and not caused by the fault of any other person.7B Liability for damages in case of blameless motor accident(1) The death of or injury to a person that results from a blameless motor accident involving a motor vehicle that has motor accident insurance cover for the accident is, for the purposes of and in connection with any claim for damages in respect of the death or injury, deemed to have been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle.Note—Section 3B defines what is meant by a motor vehicle having motor accident insurance cover for a motor accident.(2) If the blameless motor accident involved more than one motor vehicle that has motor accident insurance cover for the accident, the death or injury is deemed to have been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of each of those motor vehicles in the use or operation of the vehicle.7C Presumption that motor accident is blamelessIn proceedings on a claim for damages in respect of the death of or injury to a person resulting from a motor accident, an averment by the plaintiff that the motor accident was a blameless motor accident is evidence of that fact in the absence of evidence to the contrary.7D Accident must occur in New South Wales after commencementThis Division applies only in respect of motor accidents that occur in the State after the commencement of this Division.7E No coverage for driver who caused accident(1) There is no entitlement to recover damages under this Division in respect of the death of or injury to the driver of a motor vehicle if the motor accident concerned was caused by an act or omission of that driver.(2) The death of or injury to the driver is taken to have been caused by an act or omission of the driver for the purposes of subsection (1) even if:(a) the act or omission does not constitute fault by the driver in the use or operation of the vehicle, or(b) the act or omission was involuntary, or(c) the act or omission was not the sole or primary cause of the death or injury, or(d) the act or omission would have caused the death or injury but for the occurrence of a supervening act or omission of another person or some other supervening event.7F Contributory negligenceThis Division does not prevent the reduction of damages by reason of the contributory negligence of the deceased or injured person.Note—The contributory negligence of a deceased or injured child does not reduce damages of the kind to which the special entitlement to damages conferred by Division 2 applies. See section 7P.7G Recovery of contribution from person actually at faultA person whose liability for damages in respect of the death of or injury to a person results from the person being deemed under this Division to be a person whose fault caused the death or injury is entitled to recover contribution in respect of that liability from a person (whether or not the driver of a motor vehicle) whose fault actually caused the death or injury.7H No recovery by Nominal Defendant unless owner or driver actually at faultThe Nominal Defendant is not entitled to recover any amount under section 39 from the owner or driver of a motor vehicle in respect of amounts properly paid by the Nominal Defendant in connection with the operation of this Division unless the motor accident concerned was actually caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle.7I Other entitlements not affectedThis Division does not affect any entitlement to damages apart from this Division.Division 2 No-fault recovery by children7J Damages for children where driver not at fault(1) If the death of or injury to a child results from a motor accident not caused by the fault of the owner or driver of a motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle, the death or injury is, for the purposes of the special entitlement to recover damages conferred by this Division, deemed to have been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of a motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle if the motor vehicle was involved in the accident and has motor accident insurance cover for the accident.Note—Section 3B defines what is meant by a motor vehicle having motor accident insurance cover for a motor accident.(2) If more than one motor vehicle involved in the motor accident has motor accident insurance cover for the accident, the death or injury is (for the purposes of that special entitlement) deemed to have been caused by the fault of the owner or driver of each such motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle.(3) The special entitlement to recover damages conferred by this Division is an entitlement to recover damages for the following in respect of the death of or injury to the child:(a) hospital, medical and pharmaceutical expenses,(b) rehabilitation expenses,(c) respite care expenses,(d) attendant care services expenses,(e) funeral or cremation expenses.(4) The special entitlement to recover damages for funeral or cremation expenses is an entitlement to recover those damages under the Compensation to Relatives Act 1897, but this Division confers no other entitlement to recover damages under that Act.(5) The motor accident must occur in the State after the commencement of this Division and the child must be a resident of the State at the time of the motor accident.(6) In this Division:child means a person who is under 16 years of age at the time of the motor accident.7K Claims where child at fault(1) This Division applies even if the death of or injury to the child was caused by the fault of the child, except as provided by this section.(2) A court is not to award damages pursuant to this Division in respect of the death of or injury to a child if the court is satisfied that:(a) the death of or injury to the child occurred at the time of, or following, conduct of the child that, on the balance of probabilities, constitutes a serious offence, and(b) that conduct contributed materially to the death or injury or to the risk of death or injury.(3) A serious offence is an offence punishable by imprisonment for 6 months or more.(4) This section operates whether or not the child whose conduct is alleged to constitute an offence has been, will be or is capable of being proceeded against or convicted of any offence concerned.(5) There is to be no reduction of the damages provided for by this Division by reason of the contributory negligence of the deceased or injured person, except as provided by this section.7L Special provision where child and driver at faultIn a case in which this Division would confer a special entitlement to recover damages in respect of the death of or injury to a child but for the fact that the motor accident was caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle, a liability for damages of the kind to which that special entitlement relates (including any such liability of an insurer under section 83 or 84) is not to be reduced on account of the contributory negligence of the child (even though this Division does not confer that special entitlement in the case).Note—The special entitlement to damages conferred by this Division is only applicable where the owner/driver is not at fault. Where the owner/driver is at fault, this section prevents a reduction in special entitlement type damages that would otherwise result from the contributory negligence of the child.7M Recovery of contribution from person actually at faultA person whose liability for damages in respect of the death of or injury to a person results from the person being deemed under this Division to be a person whose fault caused the death or injury is entitled to recover contribution in respect of that liability from a person (whether or not the driver of a motor vehicle) whose fault actually caused the death or injury.7N No recovery by Nominal Defendant unless owner or driver actually at faultThe Nominal Defendant is not entitled to recover any amount under section 39 from the owner or driver of a motor vehicle in respect of amounts properly paid by the Nominal Defendant in connection with the operation of this Division unless the motor accident concerned was actually caused by the fault of the owner or driver of the motor vehicle in the use or operation of the vehicle.7O Other entitlements not affectedThis Division does not affect any entitlement to damages apart from this Division.7P Relationship with Division 1(1) This Division does not apply in a case to which Division 1 (Recovery for blameless accidents) applies, subject to subsection (2).(2) In a case in which this Division would confer a special entitlement to recover damages in respect of the death of or injury to a child but for the fact that the case is one to which Division 1 applies, a liability for damages arising under that Division of the kind to which that special entitlement relates (including any such liability of an insurer under section 83 or 84) is not to be reduced on account of the contributory negligence of the child (despite section 7F).
[8] Section 14 Cancellation of third-party policies
Omit section 14 (4). Insert instead:(4) If the whole or any part of the premium payable in respect of a third-party policy is paid by cheque or credit card, and the cheque is not met on due presentation or the credit card transaction is not duly honoured or is fraudulent, the licensed insurer may request the RTA to suspend the registration of the motor vehicle to which the policy relates for a period of 14 days.(4A) If the insured person under a third-party policy deliberately avoided paying the correct premium for the third-party policy by making a statement in connection with the issue of the policy that the insured person knew was false, the licensed insurer may request the RTA to suspend the registration of the motor vehicle to which the policy relates for a period of 14 days.(4B) A licensed insurer is not to request the RTA to suspend the registration of a motor vehicle except with the prior approval in writing of the Authority and is not to make such a request unless the amount outstanding remains unpaid.
[9] Section 14 (5)
Omit “will be cancelled”. Insert instead “may be cancelled”.
[10] Section 14 (6)–(6C)
Omit section 14 (6). Insert instead:(6) The RTA must comply with a request by a licensed insurer under this section to suspend the registration of a motor vehicle.(6A) If the amount outstanding remains unpaid, the licensed insurer may request the RTA before the end of the suspension period to cancel the registration of the motor vehicle at the expiration of the suspension period. A licensed insurer is not to request the RTA to cancel the registration of a motor vehicle except with the prior approval in writing of the Authority.(6B) The RTA must comply with a request by a licensed insurer under this section to cancel the registration of a motor vehicle.(6C) The Authority may establish guidelines that provide for the circumstances in which the Authority will or will not give its approval to the making of a request for the suspension or cancellation of the registration of a motor vehicle.
[11] Section 14 (8) (a) (ii)
Insert “or is fraudulent” after “not duly honoured”.
[12] Section 23A
Insert after section 23:23A Limit on insurer liability for single incident(1) If the liability of a licensed insurer under a third-party policy in respect of all claims arising from a single incident exceeds the prescribed maximum amount, the insurer is entitled to be indemnified by the Nominal Defendant for the amount by which the insurer’s liability exceeds that prescribed maximum amount.(2) The prescribed maximum amount is:(a) $200 million, or(b) such other amount as may be prescribed by the regulations as the prescribed maximum amount for the purposes of this section.(3) A change to the prescribed maximum amount does not apply in respect of a liability arising in connection with a motor accident that occurs before the change takes effect.(4) The Nominal Defendant is not personally liable to pay any amount payable in satisfaction of the liability of the Nominal Defendant to indemnify an insurer under this section, but every such amount is to be paid by the Nominal Defendant out of the Nominal Defendant’s Fund established under Part 2.4.
[13] Section 30 Maximum commission payable to insurers’ agents
Omit “4%” from section 30 (1).Insert instead “5% (or such other percentage as may be prescribed by the regulations)”.
[14] Section 33 Claim against Nominal Defendant where vehicle not insured
Insert after section 33 (3):(3A) If the motor accident resulting in the death of or injury to a person occurred on land that is a road related area under the Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Act 1997 because it is an area that is open to or used by the public for driving, riding or parking vehicles, there is no right of action against the Nominal Defendant under this section if at the time of the motor accident the person was a trespasser on the land.
[15] Section 33 (5)
Omit the subsection. Insert instead:(5) For the purposes of this section, and any regulations made for the purposes of this section:motor vehicle means a motor vehicle:(a) that is exempt from registration, or(b) that is not exempt from registration, is required to be registered to enable its lawful use or operation on a road in New South Wales and:(i) was at the time of manufacture capable of registration, or(ii) was at the time of manufacture, with minor adjustments, capable of registration, or(iii) was previously capable of registration but is no longer capable of registration because it has fallen into disrepair.
[16] Section 34 Claim against Nominal Defendant where vehicle not identified
Insert after section 34 (1):(1A) If the motor accident resulting in the death of or injury to a person occurred on land that is a road related area under the Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Act 1997 because it is an area that is open to or used by the public for driving, riding or parking vehicles, there is no right of action against the Nominal Defendant under this section if at the time of the motor accident the person was a trespasser on the land.
[17] Section 40 Establishment of Nominal Defendant’s Fund
Omit “section 37” from section 40 (3) (a). Insert instead “section 23A or 37”.
[18] Section 43 Application of Chapter
Omit the note to the section. Insert instead:Note—This Chapter applies only if the injury was caused by a motor accident for which the vehicle has motor accident insurance cover or that gives rise to a work injury claim (except a work injury claim by a coal miner). See section 3B.
[19] Section 54 Bulk billing arrangements for hospital, ambulance and other expenses
Omit “licensed insurers and” from section 54 (1).
[20] Section 54 (2) and (2A)
Omit section 54 (2). Insert instead:(2) A bulk billing arrangement is an arrangement made with the Minister for Health, service providers or others acting on their behalf for the payment by the Authority of any such expenses of injured persons at the rate provided by the arrangement.(2A) A bulk billing arrangement may provide for the payments due by the Authority under the arrangement to be paid by means of lump sum payments to cover the payments due in respect of expenses incurred during a specified period.
[21] Section 54 (3) (a)
Omit the paragraph.
[22] Section 59A
Insert after section 59:59A Protection of medical assessors(1) A matter or thing done or omitted to be done by a medical assessor under this Part in the exercise of the assessor’s functions does not, if the matter or thing was done or omitted in good faith, subject the assessor personally to any action, liability, claim or demand.(2) A medical assessor is, in any legal proceedings, competent but not compellable to give evidence or produce documents in respect of any matter in which he or she was involved in the course of the exercise of his or her functions as a medical assessor.(3) Any liability that would attach to a person were it not for the operation of subsection (1) attaches instead to the Crown.
[23] Section 67 Application of Chapter
Omit the note to the section. Insert instead:Note—This Chapter applies only if the vehicle has motor accident insurance cover for the claim. See section 3B.
[24] Section 122 Damages in respect of motor accidents
Omit “The application of this Chapter in respect of coal miner work injury matters is limited by section 5A.” from the note to the section.Insert instead “This Chapter applies only if the death or injury was caused by a motor accident for which the vehicle has motor accident insurance cover or that gives rise to a work injury claim (except a work injury claim by a coal miner). See section 3B.”.
[25] Section 148 Application of Chapter
Omit the note to the section. Insert instead:Note—This Chapter applies only if the vehicle has motor accident insurance cover for the motor accident or the motor accident gives rise to a work injury claim (except a work injury claim by a coal miner). See section 3B.
[26] Section 211 Definitions
Omit the definition of .
[27] Section 212 Motor Accidents Authority Fund
Omit section 212 (2) (a). Insert instead:(a) money contributed under this Part by persons to whom third-party policies are issued,
[28] Section 212 (3) (c1)
Insert after section 212 (3) (c):(c1) expenditure incurred by the Authority pursuant to any bulk billing arrangement under section 54,
[29] Section 213 Assessment by Authority of amount to be contributed to Fund
Omit “from licensed insurers under this Part” from section 213 (c).Insert instead “under this Part from persons to whom third-party policies are issued”.
[30] Section 213 (d) and (e)
Omit “by licensed insurers” wherever occurring.Insert instead “by persons to whom third-party policies are issued”.
[31] Sections 214–214C
Omit section 214. Insert instead:214 Contributions to Fund by persons to whom third-party policies issued(1) The amount determined under section 213 (d) as the total amount to be contributed to the Fund under this Part in respect of a financial year is to be contributed by the payment to the Authority of a levy (the Fund levy) by persons to whom third-party policies are issued during the financial year.(2) The Fund levy is to be an amount determined by the Authority. The Fund levy can be determined as a fixed amount or as a percentage of the premium payable for a third-party policy, or as a combination of a fixed amount and percentage of premium.(3) A Fund levy can be determined to differ according to any classification or other criteria for the determination of third-party policy premiums as provided for by the MAA Premiums Determination Guidelines under Part 2.3.(4) The Authority is to notify each licensed insurer of the Fund levy determined for a financial year.214A Payment and collection of Fund levy(1) The Fund levy for a financial year is payable to the Authority by each person to whom a third-party policy is issued during the financial year and is to be collected, in conjunction with the payment of the premium for the policy, on behalf of the Authority by the insurer who issues the policy.(2) A licensed insurer is not to issue a third-party policy to a person unless the Fund levy payable by the person has been paid. Section 14 (Cancellation of third-party policies) applies in respect of the Fund levy payable in connection with the issue of a third-party policy in the same way as it applies in respect of the premium payable for the policy.(3) Fund levies collected by a licensed insurer are to be paid to the Authority at the times and in accordance with such arrangements as the Authority may notify to the insurer from time to time.(4) If a payment required to be made by a licensed insurer has not been paid as and when required under those arrangements:(a) the insurer is guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding 100 penalty units, and(b) the amount of the required payment together with interest calculated at the rate of 15% per annum compounded quarterly (or, where another rate is prescribed by the regulations, that other rate) may be recovered from the insurer as a debt due to the Authority.(5) A certificate purporting to be signed by the Chief Executive Officer of the Authority as to the amount of a payment required to be made under this section by a licensed insurer specified in the certificate and the due date for payment is admissible in proceedings under this section and is evidence of the matters specified in the certificate.(6) The obligation of a licensed insurer to make a payment under this section in respect of any period during which the person was a licensed insurer does not cease merely because the person subsequently ceases to be a licensed insurer.214B Records relating to collection of Fund levies(1) A licensed insurer must keep such accounting and other records in relation to Fund levies collected by the insurer under this Part:(a) as may be prescribed by the regulations, and(b) subject to the regulations, as may be directed by the Authority by notice served on the insurer.(2) The regulations may prescribe the manner in which collection of Fund levies is to be accounted for in any such records.(3) A licensed insurer must lodge with the Authority returns in relation to Fund levies collected by the insurer under this Part in such form, containing such particulars and accompanied by such documents:(a) as may be prescribed by the regulations, and(b) subject to the regulations, as may be directed by the Authority by notice served on the insurer.(4) Returns must be lodged at such other times as may be prescribed by the regulations or, subject to the regulations, at such times as the Authority, by notice served on the insurer, directs.(5) The Authority may require returns, and documents accompanying returns, to be certified by an auditor or by an actuary.(6) A licensed insurer who contravenes any requirement imposed on the insurer by or under this section is guilty of an offence.Maximum penalty: 100 penalty units.(7) The Authority may make publicly available a copy of any return, and any documents accompanying a return, under this section.214C Audit of Fund levy records(1) The Authority may appoint an appropriately qualified person to audit or inspect, and report to the Authority on, the accounting and other records of a licensed insurer relating to Fund levies collected by the insurer under this Part.(2) A person so appointed is, for the purpose of exercising any functions under this section, entitled to inspect relevant accounting and other records of the licensed insurer.(3) A licensed insurer must provide all reasonable assistance to enable the exercise of those functions.(4) A person must not wilfully obstruct or delay a person exercising a function under this section.(5) A person exercising functions under this section has qualified privilege in proceedings for defamation in respect of any statement that the person makes orally or in writing in the course of the exercise of those functions.(6) A licensed insurer or another person who contravenes any requirement imposed on the insurer or other person by or under this section is guilty of an offence.Maximum penalty: 100 penalty units.
[32] Schedule 5 Savings, transitional and other provisions
Insert at the end of clause 2 (1):
[33] Schedule 5, Part 5
Insert at the end of the Schedule:Part 5 Provisions arising from the Motor Accidents Compensation Amendment Act 200618 DefinitionIn this Part:2006 amending Act means the Motor Accidents Compensation Amendment Act 2006.19 Amendments concerning application of ActAn amendment made by the 2006 amending Act to Chapter 1 of this Act does not apply in respect of a motor accident that occurs before the commencement of the amendment.20 Suspension and cancellation of registrationAn amendment made by the 2006 amending Act to section 14 extends to a third-party policy issued before the commencement of the amendment.21 Cap on insurer liabilitySection 23A does not apply in respect of a liability arising in connection with a motor accident that occurs before the commencement of that section.22 Nominal Defendant liabilityAn amendment made by the 2006 amending Act to section 33 or 34 does not apply in respect of a motor accident that occurs before the commencement of the amendment.23 Contributions to Fund(1) On and from the commencement of the amendments made by the 2006 amending Act to Part 8.4, an amount received into the Fund under that Part as an amount contributed by a licensed insurer is taken to have been received as an amount collected by the insurer on behalf of the Authority as Fund levy payable by persons to whom third-party policies were issued by the insurer.(2) Any amount payable by a licensed insurer as a contribution to the Fund under Part 8.4 remains payable despite any amendment made to that Part by the 2006 amending Act and a provision of that Part that is amended by that Act continues to apply to and in respect of such a liability that accrued before the commencement of the amendment as if the amendment had not been made.
Schedule 2 Consequential amendments
(Section 4)
[1] Clause 42 Suspension or cancellation of registration
Omit “third party insurance legislation,” from clause 42 (1) (c).
[2] Clause 42 (1) (d)
Omit “(or a third party insurance premium submitted to an insurer)”.
Section 151E Application—modified common law damages
Omit “as described in section 3D of the Motor Accidents Act 1988 and section 5A of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999” from the note to section 151E (2).Insert instead “see section 3D of the Motor Accidents Act 1988 and section 3B of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999”.
Section 250 Interpretation
Omit “as described in section 3D of the Motor Accidents Act 1988 and section 5A of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999” from the note to the definition of work injury damages in section 250 (1).Insert instead “see section 3D of the Motor Accidents Act 1988 and section 3B of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999”.