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Western Australia
Civil Liability Bill 2002
CONTENTS
Part 1 -- Preliminary
1. Short title 2
2. Commencement 2
3. Meaning of "personal injury damages" 2
4. Varying amounts to reflect award rate changes 2
5. Act binds Crown 3
Part 2 -- Personal injury damages
Division 1 -- Preliminary
6. Application of this Part 4
7. Court awards constrained 5
8. Act does not give rise to any cause of action 5
Division 2 -- Restrictions on damages for non-
pecuniary loss (general damages)
9. Restrictions on damages for non-pecuniary loss
(general damages) 5
10. Amount A and Amount C 6
Division 3 -- Fixing damages for pecuniary loss
11. Damages for loss of earnings 7
12. Damages for provision of home care services 8
13. Amount B 9
Division 4 -- Structured settlements
14. Meaning of "structured settlement" 9
15. Consent order for structured settlement 10
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Contents
Part 3 -- Advertising legal services
relating to personal injury and
touting
16. Meanings of terms used in this Part 11
17. Restriction on advertising legal services relating to
personal injury 12
18. Allowed publication 14
19. Prohibition on touting at scene of incidents or at any
time 15
20. Prohibition against paying, or seeking payment, for
touting 18
21. Consequences if person approved under an Act is
convicted under section 19 or 20 19
Part 4 -- Other matters
22. Regulations 21
Defined Terms
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Western Australia
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
(As amended during consideration in detail)
Civil Liability Bill 2002
A Bill for
An Act relating to the recovery of damages for death or injury of a
person caused by the fault of another person, to restrict advertising
of legal services relating to personal injury and touting, and for
related purposes.
The Parliament of Western Australia enacts as follows:
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Part 1 -- Preliminary
1. Short title
This Act may be cited as the Civil Liability Act 2002.
2. Commencement
5 (1) This Act comes into operation on a day fixed by
proclamation.
(2) Different days may be fixed under subsection (1) for
different provisions.
3. Meaning of "personal injury damages"
10 In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears --
"personal injury damages" means damages that relate to the
death of, or injury to, a person caused by the fault of another
person, but does not include a sum payable under a
superannuation scheme or any life or other insurance policy.
15 4. Varying amounts to reflect award rate changes
(1) This section applies if a provision of this Act requires
the amount that is relevant for a particular financial year
(in this section called "the relevant financial year") to
be obtained by varying the corresponding amount for the
20 preceding financial year (in this section called "the
preceding financial year") according to this section.
(2) The amount for the relevant financial year is obtained --
(a) by varying the amount for the preceding financial year by
the percentage by which the amount that the Australian
25 Statistician published as the Wage Cost Index, ordinary
time hourly rates of pay (excluding bonuses) for Western
Australia (in this subsection called "the WCI") varied
between the last December quarter before the preceding
financial year commenced and the last December quarter
30 before the relevant financial year commenced; or
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(b) if the calculation under paragraph (a) cannot be
performed for a financial year because the WCI for a
relevant quarter was not published, by varying the
amount for the preceding financial year in accordance
5 with the regulations,
and, if necessary, rounding the resulting amount off under
subsection (3).
(3) If the amount resulting under subsection (2)(a) or (b) is not a
multiple of $500 it is to be rounded off to the nearest multiple of
10 $500 (with an amount that is $250 more than a multiple of $500
being rounded off to the next highest multiple of $500).
5. Act binds Crown
This Act binds the Crown in right of the State and, in so far as
the legislative power of Parliament permits, the Crown in all its
15 other capacities.
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Part 2 Personal injury damages
Division 1 Preliminary
s. 6
Part 2 -- Personal injury damages
Division 1 -- Preliminary
6. Application of this Part
(1) This Part applies to the awarding of personal injury damages
5 unless this section states otherwise.
(2) This Part extends to an award of personal injury damages even
if the damages are sought to be recovered in an action for
breach of contract or any other action.
(3) This Part does not apply to --
10 (a) an award of damages relating to the death of, or injury
to, a person caused by --
(i) an unlawful intentional act that is done with an
intention to cause the death of, or injury to, a
person, whether or not a particular person; or
15 (ii) an intentional act the doing of which is a sexual
offence as defined in the Evidence Act 1906
section 36A or sexual conduct that is otherwise
unlawful;
(b) an award of damages to which the Motor Vehicle (Third
20 Party Insurance) Act 1943 applies;
(c) an award of damages to which the Workers' Compensation
and Rehabilitation Act 1981 Part IV Division 2 applies;
(d) an award of damages under the Civil Aviation (Carriers'
Liability) Act 1961 (including the applied provisions as
25 defined in that Act);
(e) an award of damages relating to any death or injury that
is attributable to the inhalation of asbestos; or
(f) an award of damages of a class that the regulations
exclude from the operation of this Part.
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(4) This Part applies only if the personal injury arises out of an
incident happening after the commencement of this Part.
(5) If --
(a) it cannot be ascertained whether or not the incident out
5 of which the personal injury arises happened after the
commencement of this Part; and
(b) the symptoms of the injury first appeared after the
commencement of this Part,
the incident is to be taken, for the purpose of subsection (4), to
10 have happened after the commencement of this Part.
7. Court awards constrained
A court cannot award damages contrary to Division 2 or 3.
8. Act does not give rise to any cause of action
This Act does not create or confer any cause of civil action for
15 the recovery of damages in respect of an injury or death caused
by the fault of a person.
Division 2 -- Restrictions on damages for non-pecuniary loss
(general damages)
9. Restrictions on damages for non-pecuniary loss (general
20 damages)
(1) If the amount of non-pecuniary loss is assessed to be not more
than Amount A for the year in which the amount is assessed, no
damages are to be awarded for non-pecuniary loss.
(2) If the amount of non-pecuniary loss is assessed to be more than
25 Amount A but not more than Amount C for the year in which
the amount is assessed, damages for non-pecuniary loss are not
to be awarded in an amount that is more than the excess of the
amount assessed over Amount A.
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damages)
s. 10
(3) If the amount of non-pecuniary loss is assessed to be more than
Amount C but less than the sum of Amount A and Amount C
for the year in which the amount is assessed, damages for
non-pecuniary loss are not to be awarded in an amount that is
5 more than the excess of the amount assessed over the amount
calculated as follows --
Amount A -- (Amount assessed -- Amount C)
(4) In this section --
"Amount A" has the meaning given by section 10;
10 "Amount C" has the meaning given by section 10;
"non-pecuniary loss" means --
(a) pain and suffering;
(b) loss of amenities of life;
(c) loss of enjoyment of life;
15 (d) curtailment of expectation of life; and
(e) bodily or mental harm.
10. Amount A and Amount C
(1) For the financial year ending on 30 June 2003 --
(a) Amount A is $12 000; and
20 (b) Amount C is $36 500.
(2) For any other financial year --
(a) Amount A is obtained by varying Amount A for the
preceding financial year according to section 4; and
(b) Amount C is obtained by varying Amount C for the
25 preceding financial year according to section 4.
(3) On or before each 1 July after this section commences, the
Minister is to publish a notice in the Gazette specifying the
amounts that are Amount A and Amount C for the financial year
commencing on that 1 July.
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Fixing damages for pecuniary loss Division 3
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(4) Publication under subsection (3) is for public information only
and a failure to publish or a delay or error in publication does
not affect what is Amount A or Amount C for the year
concerned.
5 Division 3 -- Fixing damages for pecuniary loss
11. Damages for loss of earnings
(1) In assessing damages for loss of earnings, including in an action
under the Fatal Accidents Act 1959, the court is to disregard
earnings lost to the extent that they would have accrued at a rate
10 of more than 3 times the average weekly earnings at the date of
the award.
(2) In subsection (1) --
"loss of earnings" means --
(a) past economic loss due to loss of earnings or the
15 deprivation or impairment of earning capacity; or
(b) future economic loss due to loss of prospective
earnings or the deprivation or impairment of
prospective earning capacity.
(3) For the purpose of this section, the average weekly earnings at
20 the date of the award is --
(a) the amount estimated by the Australian Statistician as
the average weekly total earnings of full-time adult
employees in Western Australia for the quarter ending
most recently before the date of the award for which
25 such an amount has been estimated by the Australian
Statistician and is, at that date, available to the court
making the award; or
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(b) if the Australian Statistician ceases to make the estimate
of the amount referred to in paragraph (a), the amount
fixed by, or determined in accordance with, the
regulations.
5 12. Damages for provision of home care services
(1) This section deals with the awarding of damages for gratuitous
services of a domestic nature or gratuitous services relating to
nursing and attendance that have been or are to be provided to
the person in whose favour the award is sought by a member of
10 the same household or family as the person.
(2) No damages are to be awarded for the services if the services
would have been, or would be, provided to the person even if
the person had not suffered the personal injury.
(3) If the amount of damages that could, if this subsection did not
15 apply, be awarded under subsection (5) or (7) is Amount B or
less, no damages are to be awarded for the services.
(4) In subsection (3) --
"Amount B" has the meaning given by section 13.
(5) If the services are provided or to be provided for not less than
20 40 hours per week, the amount of damages awarded for them is
not to exceed the amount calculated on a weekly basis at the
rate of --
(a) the amount estimated by the Australian Statistician as
the average weekly total earnings of all employees in
25 Western Australia for the relevant quarter; or
(b) if the Australian Statistician ceases to make the estimate
referred to in paragraph (a), the weekly amount fixed by,
or determined in accordance with, the regulations.
(6) In subsection (5)(a) --
30 "the relevant quarter" means --
(a) the quarter in which the services were provided; or
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(b) if at the date of the award an estimate as referred to in
subsection (5)(a) is not available to the court for that
quarter or the services are yet to be provided, the
most recent quarter for which such an estimate is
5 available to the court at the date of the award.
(7) If the services are provided or to be provided for less than
40 hours per week, the amount of damages awarded for them is
not to exceed the amount calculated on an hourly basis at an
hourly rate that is one-fortieth of the weekly rate that would be
10 applicable under subsection (5) if the services were provided or
to be provided for not less than 40 hours per week.
13. Amount B
(1) Amount B for the financial year ending on 30 June 2003 is
$5 000.
15 (2) For any other financial year, Amount B is obtained by varying
Amount B for the preceding financial year according to
section 4.
(3) On or before each 1 July after this section commences, the
Minister is to publish a notice in the Gazette specifying the
20 amount that is Amount B for the financial year commencing on
that 1 July.
(4) Publication under subsection (3) is for public information only
and a failure to publish or a delay or error in publication does
not affect what is Amount B for the year concerned.
25 Division 4 -- Structured settlements
14. Meaning of "structured settlement"
In this Division --
"structured settlement" means an agreement that provides for
all or part of the damages agreed or awarded to be paid in
30 the form of periodic payments funded by an annuity or
other agreed means.
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15. Consent order for structured settlement
(1) This section applies if the parties to a claim for personal injury
damages make a structured settlement and apply to the court
hearing, or with jurisdiction to hear, the claim for an order
5 approving of, or in the terms of, the structured settlement.
(2) The court may make the order even though the payment of
damages is not in the form of a lump sum.
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Part 3 -- Advertising legal services relating to personal
injury and touting
16. Meanings of terms used in this Part
In this Part, unless the contrary intention appears --
5 "client", of a legal practitioner, includes a person who makes a
genuine inquiry of a legal practitioner about a personal
injury;
"hospital" includes --
(a) any premises used for receiving, caring for, or
10 treating, persons who are injured, sick, or mentally
ill;
(b) any premises used for providing a service for
maintaining, improving, or restoring, a person's
health and wellbeing; and
15 (c) any land or building occupied or used in connection
with premises described in paragraph (a) or (b);
"legal practitioner" has the meaning that is assigned to
"practitioner" in the Legal Practitioners Act 1893;
"potential claimant" means --
20 (a) a person who suffers, or may suffer, personal injury
arising out of an incident; or
(b) another person who has, or may have, a claim arising
out of that personal injury;
"printed publication" includes a newspaper, magazine,
25 journal, periodical, or directory;
"public place" means a place or vehicle that --
(a) the public, or a section of the public, is entitled to
use; or
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(b) is open to, or is being used by, the public or a section
of the public,
whether on payment of money, through membership of a
club or other body, or otherwise;
5 "publish" means --
(a) to include in a printed publication;
(b) to disseminate by the exhibition or broadcast of a
photograph, slide, film, video recording, audio
recording or other recording of images or sound,
10 either as a public exhibition or broadcast or as an
exhibition or broadcast to persons attending a place
for the purposes of receiving professional advice,
treatment, or assistance;
(c) to broadcast by radio or for television;
15 (d) to include on an internet website or otherwise
publicly disseminate by means of the internet;
(e) to publicly exhibit in, on, over, or under, any
building, vehicle, or place, or in the air, in view of
persons in or on any street or public place;
20 (f) to include in a document gratuitously sent or
delivered to any person or thrown or left on premises
occupied by any person or left on a vehicle; or
(g) to include in a document provided to a person as a
receipt or record for a transaction.
25 17. Restriction on advertising legal services relating to personal
injury
(1) A legal practitioner or a person acting for a legal practitioner
must not publish or cause to be published a statement that may
reasonably be thought to be intended or likely to encourage or
30 induce a person --
(a) to make a claim under any Act or law for compensation
or damages for a personal injury; or
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(b) to use the services of the legal practitioner, or another
named legal practitioner or a named firm of legal
practitioners in connection with the making of a claim
mentioned in paragraph (a),
5 except if section 18 allows publication of the statement.
Penalty: $10 000.
(2) A legal practitioner or a person acting for a legal practitioner
does not contravene subsection (1) only because of --
(a) a statement made --
10 (i) to a person who is already a client of the legal
practitioner or in an agreement under the Legal
Practitioners Act 1893 section 59;
(ii) to a person at the legal practitioner's place of
business; or
15 (iii) under an order by a court;
or
(b) a statement made on the legal practitioner's internet
website that is limited to statements about --
(i) the operation of the law of negligence and a
20 person's legal rights under that law; and
(ii) the conditions under which the legal practitioner
is prepared to provide personal injury services.
(3) The liability of a legal practitioner who contravenes
subsection (1) to the penalty provided under that subsection
25 does not prevent the legal practitioner from being charged with,
or found guilty of, unprofessional conduct because of the
conduct involved in the contravention.
(4) Subsection (1) does not apply to a statement made in an edition
published before the commencement of this section.
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18. Allowed publication
(1) Except as stated in subsection (3), the publication of a statement
that states only the name of a legal practitioner or a firm of legal
practitioners and the contact details of the legal practitioner or
5 firm, with or without information as to any area of practice,
speciality, or accreditation, of the legal practitioner or firm, is
allowed if it is --
(a) in a printed publication;
(b) by publishing on an internet website an electronic
10 version merely reproducing a statement in a printed
publication that is published independently of a legal
practitioner;
(c) part of the publication on an internet website of the
contents of a directory or database that is published or
15 maintained independently of a legal practitioner;
(d) by public exhibition in, on, over, or under, any building,
vehicle, or place, or in the air, in view of persons in or
on any street or public place;
(e) in a printed document gratuitously sent or delivered to
20 any person or thrown or left on premises occupied by
any person or left on a vehicle; or
(f) in a printed document provided to a person as a receipt
or record relating to a transaction.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b) or (c), a printed
25 publication, directory, or database is published or maintained
independently of a legal practitioner only if --
(a) it is not published or maintained by the legal practitioner
or by a partner, employee or member of the legal
practitioner's practice; and
30 (b) the person who publishes or maintains it does so in the
ordinary course of the conduct of the person's business
or affairs.
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(3) Subsection (1) does not allow the publication of a statement --
(a) by public exhibition in or on a hospital; or
(b) in a printed document gratuitously sent or delivered to a
hospital or left in a hospital or on a vehicle in the
5 vicinity of a hospital.
19. Prohibition on touting at scene of incidents or at any time
(1) At the scene of an incident from which a person allegedly
suffered personal injury or at a hospital after an incident from
which a person allegedly suffered personal injury --
10 (a) a person attending must not solicit or induce a potential
claimant involved in the incident to make a claim; and
(b) a person, other than a person attending, must not solicit
or induce, in a way that would be unreasonable in the
circumstances, a potential claimant involved in the
15 incident to make a claim.
Penalty: $10 000.
(2) In any circumstances after an incident from which a person
allegedly suffered personal injury --
(a) a person attending; or
20 (b) a person obtaining information,
must not give a potential claimant involved in the incident, or
someone on the potential claimant's behalf, any information
described in subsection (4).
Penalty: $10 000.
25 (3) In any circumstances after an incident from which a person
allegedly suffered personal injury, a person having contact
whose contact directly involves --
(a) the treatment or management of the injury or its
physical, psychiatric, or psychological consequences; or
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(b) the provision of administrative or other support to a
person whose contact directly involves anything referred
to in paragraph (a),
must not give a potential claimant (whether or not the potential
5 claimant involved in the incident) or someone on the potential
claimant's behalf, any information described in subsection (4)
except if subsection (5) allows the information to be given.
Penalty: $10 000.
(4) The information the giving of which may be an offence under
10 subsection (2) or (3) is the name, address, or telephone number
of --
(a) a particular legal practitioner or firm of legal
practitioners; or
(b) an employee or agent of the legal practitioner or firm.
15 (5) Information described in subsection (4) may be given as
described in subsection (3) if --
(a) the information is given while simultaneously giving
similar information about, or about an employee or
agent of, each of at least 3 competing legal practitioners
20 or firms; or
(b) the information is given on behalf of an association in
order to help a person to make use of an arrangement
that the association has, as a service to its members,
made with a particular legal practitioner or firm of legal
25 practitioners.
(6) When counting how many competing legal practitioners or
firms there are for the purposes of subsection (5)(a), 2 or more
legal practitioners who are members of the same firm count as
one.
30 (7) In any circumstances after an incident from which a person
allegedly suffered personal injury --
(a) a person attending;
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(b) a person obtaining information; or
(c) a person having contact,
must not disclose the name or address of a person involved in
the incident to anyone except if subsection (8), (9), or (10)
5 allows the disclosure.
Penalty: $10 000.
(8) The name or address of a person involved in the incident may
be disclosed to --
(a) a police officer;
10 (b) a person to whom the disclosure is required under a law;
(c) a potential claimant involved in the incident or the
potential claimant's legal practitioner or agent;
(d) the employer of the person making the disclosure, if that
person is attending or attended at the scene of the
15 incident for the purpose of the person's employment and
the employer requires the person to disclose the
information on grounds that are reasonable in the
circumstances; or
(e) a person ("insurer") who carries on the business of
20 providing insurance for people or property, or someone
who is acting as the insurer's legal practitioner or agent.
(9) The name or address of a person involved in the incident may
be disclosed to a legal practitioner if --
(a) the person making the disclosure is a client of the legal
25 practitioner for the purpose of making a claim or
exercising a legal right, whatever its nature, arising out
of the incident;
(b) in the circumstances, it is reasonable for the person
making the disclosure to think that the person may have
30 a claim or a legal right; and
(c) the disclosure is made for the purpose of making the
claim or exercising the legal right.
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(10) The name or address of a person involved in the incident may
be disclosed if the disclosure is not likely to result in a potential
claimant involved in the incident being solicited or induced to
make a claim.
5 (11) In this section --
"person attending" means a person who, for the purpose of the
person's employment, is attending or attended --
(a) at the scene of the incident from which a person
allegedly suffered personal injury; or
10 (b) at a hospital after an incident from which a person
allegedly suffered personal injury;
"person having contact" means a person who, for the purpose
of the person's employment, has contact with a potential
claimant, whether or not the potential claimant involved in
15 the incident, that substantially arises because of the incident
from which a person allegedly suffered personal injury;
"person obtaining information" means a person who, for the
purpose of the person's employment, obtains information
about the incident from which a person allegedly suffered
20 personal injury.
20. Prohibition against paying, or seeking payment, for touting
(1) A person must not provide or offer to provide, or receive or seek
to receive, a fee for the soliciting or inducing of a potential
claimant to make a claim.
25 Penalty: $10 000.
(2) A person does not commit an offence against subsection (1) if
the fee is for a person who is not a legal practitioner and is not
acting for a legal practitioner, in the ordinary course of business
as an advertiser or publisher, advertising legal services about
30 claims.
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(3) A person does not commit an offence against subsection (1) if
the fee is for professional services provided by a person who is
a legal practitioner or is acting for a legal practitioner to the
potential claimant in the process of making a claim.
5 (4) In this section --
"fee" includes the following --
(a) a bonus, commission, cash payment, deduction,
discount, rebate, remission or other valuable
consideration;
10 (b) employment, or an agreement to give employment, in
any capacity.
21. Consequences if person approved under an Act is convicted
under section 19 or 20
(1) This section applies to a person if --
15 (a) under an Act ("the relevant Act") --
(i) the person is approved for a profession or a kind
of employment or calling; or
(ii) activities for the person's profession,
employment, or calling are regulated;
20 and
(b) under the relevant Act, the person's approval may be
suspended or cancelled for misconduct.
(2) If the person is convicted of an offence against section 19 or 20,
the conduct resulting in the person's conviction is conduct
25 because of which the person's approval may be suspended or
cancelled under the relevant Act.
(3) In this section --
"approved" includes accredited, authorised, employed,
licensed, registered or otherwise permitted to carry on
30 activities;
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"convicted" includes being found guilty, and the acceptance of
a plea of guilty, by a court, whether or not a conviction is
recorded;
"misconduct" includes malpractice, professional misconduct
5 and unprofessional conduct or practice.
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Part 4 -- Other matters
22. Regulations
The Governor may make regulations prescribing all matters that
are required or permitted by this Act to be prescribed, or are
5 necessary or convenient to be prescribed for giving effect to the
purposes of this Act.
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Defined Terms
Defined Terms
[This is a list of terms defined and the provisions where they are defined.
The list is not part of the law.]
Defined Term Provision(s)
Amount A ................................................................................................... 9(4)
Amount B ..................................................................................................12(4)
approved ....................................................................................................21(3)
client.............................................................................................................. 16
convicted....................................................................................................21(3)
fee..............................................................................................................20(4)
hospital .......................................................................................................... 16
insurer........................................................................................................19(8)
legal practitioner ............................................................................................ 16
loss of earnings ..........................................................................................11(2)
misconduct.................................................................................................21(3)
non-pecuniary loss....................................................................................... 9(4)
person attending .......................................................................................19(11)
person having contact ...............................................................................19(11)
person obtaining information ....................................................................19(11)
personal injury damages ................................................................................... 3
potential claimant ........................................................................................... 16
printed publication ......................................................................................... 16
public place.................................................................................................... 16
publish ........................................................................................................... 16
structured settlement....................................................................................... 14
the preceding financial year ......................................................................... 4(1)
the relevant Act ..........................................................................................21(1)
the relevant financial year............................................................................ 4(1)
the relevant quarter.....................................................................................12(6)
the WCI ...................................................................................................... 4(2)
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