(1)  In this Division –

act of terrorism means an act done or a threat made by a person –

(a) for an ethnic, ideological, political, religious or similar purpose; and

(b) with the intention to cause personal injury or damage to property; and

(c) with the intention to influence a government or put the public, or a section of the public, in fear;

actuary means a person who is a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia;

interested party means –

(a) a representative of licensed insurers; and

(b) a representative of self-insurers; and

(c) a representative of employers; and

(d) a representative of workers; and

(e) the Nominal Insurer; and

(f) any other person the Minister considers to be an interested party;

policyholder has the same meaning as in section 128A .

(2)  In deciding whether an act was done or a threat was made for a purpose or with an intention specified in the definition of   act of terrorism in subsection (1)  –

(a) regard may be had to the nature of the act or threat and the context in which the act was done or the threat was made; and

(b) it does not matter whether the person was acting alone or with others or in connection with an organisation or government.