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POLICE ACT 1990 - SECT 216AA
Special risk benefit where student of policing hurt while undergoing police education
216AA Special risk benefit where student of policing hurt while undergoing
police education
(1) The Commissioner may pay an amount, calculated in
accordance with this section, to a student of policing who suffers an injury:
(a) that the Commissioner determines to have been caused while the student was
undergoing a police education course, and
(b) that, in the opinion of
HealthQuest, renders the student totally and permanently incapacitated for
work.
(2) If: (a) a student of policing dies, and
(b) the injury causing the
death of the student is determined by the Commissioner to have been caused
while the student was undergoing a police education course,
the Commissioner
may pay an amount, calculated in accordance with this section, to the
student’s spouse or (if the student is not survived by a spouse or if the
student is survived by more than one spouse) to the student’s personal
representative.
(3) The amount calculated in accordance with this section in
relation to a student of policing to whom subsection (1) or (2) applies is the
amount determined in accordance with the formula: 
"A" is the amount.
"S" is the annual salary of a probationary constable as at the day on which
the student was injured while undergoing a police education course.
"CF" is the capitalisation factor, prescribed for the purposes of this section
by the regulations, for the sex of the student and for the age of the student
on the day on which the student was injured while undergoing a
police education course.
(4) The Commissioner must not make a payment under
this section unless the student of policing concerned was, in the opinion of
the Commissioner, injured because the student was required to be exposed to
risks to which other tertiary students would normally not be required to be
exposed in the course of their studies.
(5) A benefit under this section is
payable by the Commissioner out of money made available by Parliament for the
purposes of this section.
(6) In this section:
"HealthQuest" means the statutory health corporation of that name constituted
by the Health Services Act 1997 .
"injury" includes not only physical injury but also psychological and
psychiatric injury.
"spouse" of a student of policing includes a de facto partner of the student
at the time of his or her death. Note: “De facto partner” is defined in
section 21C of the Interpretation Act 1987 .
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