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Personal injury compensation legislation (Inquiry)

This inquiry is a completed Legislative Council inquiry conducted by the General Purpose Standing Committee No. 1.

The inquiry was established on 8/12/04. The purpose of the inquiry is to examine recent changes in personal injury compensation legislation, in light of recent concerns expressed about high public liability insurance premiums.

Legislative Council Committee Report Debate, 28 February 2006

Timeline

Referred: 8 Dec 2004
    » Call for submissions: 29 Jan 2005
    » Submissions close: 11 Mar 2005
        » Final Report Published: 8 Dec 2005

Reports and Government Responses

DateName of Document
08/12/2005Personal injury compensation legislation (Final Report)

Hearings and Transcripts

DateName of Document
02/05/2005Public Hearing
23/05/2005Public Hearing
06/06/2005Public Hearing
20/06/2005Public Hearing
04/07/2005Public Hearing
14/10/2005Public Hearing

Submissions

View the public submission(s) published by the committee in relation to this inquiry.

The closing date for submissions was 11 March 2005

Other Documents

DateType of Document
28/01/2005Media Release
02/05/2005Media Release
02/06/2005Media Release
16/06/2005Media Release
30/06/2005Media Release
06/12/2005Media Release
08/12/2005Media Release: Final Report

Contact Us

This is a completed inquiry. The contacts below are historical only.

Inquiry Terms of Reference

Self-referred

That the General Purpose Standing Committee No. 1 inquire into, and report on the operations
and outcomes of all personal injury compensation legislation (including but not limited to: claims
by persons injured in motor accidents, transport accidents, accidents in the workplace, at public
events, in public places and in commercial premises but not including claims by victims injured
as a result of criminal acts) approved by the Parliament of New South Wales from 1999, with
particular reference to:
1. The impact on employment in rural and regional communities;
2. The impact on community events and activities, and community groups;
3. The impact on insurance premium levels and the availability of cost-effective insurance;
4. The level and availability of Compulsory Third Party motor accident premiums required
to fund claims cost if changes had not been implemented in 1999; and the impact on the
WorkCover scheme if changes had not been implemented in 2001; and
5. Any other issue that the Committee considers to be of relevance to the inquiry.
Information Sheet on Terms of Reference.pdf



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