Sixth review of the exercise of the functions of the Motor Accidents Authority and the Motor Accidents Council

Introduction

The Standing Committee on Law and Justice has an ongoing role to review the exercise of the functions of the Motor Accidents Authority (MAA) and the Motor Accidents Council (MAC). The MAA is a statutory corporation that regulates the NSW Motor Accidents Scheme. It was established under the Motor Accidents Act 1988 on 10 March 1989 and continues to be constituted under the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999. Section 210 of the latter Act provides that a committee of the Legislative Council is to be charged with the responsibility of supervising the exercise of the functions of the MAA and the MAC. The Legislation Council appointed the Standing Committee on Law and Justice to undertake this role in November 1999 and has reappointed the Law and Justice Committee in the current Parliament. The text of the resolution appointing the Committee is set out under the heading 'Inquiry Terms of Reference'. This is the Committee's sixth review of the exercise of the functions of the MAA and the MAC. The Committee tabled its report on 20 May 2005.

Legislative Council Committee Report Debate, 24 May 2005 Legislative Council Committee Report Debate, 19 October 2005 Legislative Council Committee Report Debate, 9 November 2005

Terms of reference
Minutes No. 13, 25 June 2003, Item 5.
Timeline
DateMilestone
Wed 25 June 2003Referred
Tue 15 March 2005Hearing - Meeting Room 814-815, New South Wales Parliament, Macquarie Street, Sydney
Fri 20 May 2005FinalReport
Mon 21 November 2005Government Response to Final Report
Submissions
Hearings and transcripts
DateVenue details
Tue 15 March 2005Meeting Room 814-815, New South Wales Parliament, Macquarie Street, SydneyView scheduleView transcript
Reports and government responses
Other documents
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Clerk Assistant – Black Rod
Phone:
9230 2976
Email:
law@parliament.nsw.gov.au

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