Part 1Preliminary

Part 1—Preliminary

1  Name

2  Commencement

3  Authority

4  Schedules

5  Definitions

6  Impairment Tables and the rules for applying the Tables

Part 2—Rules for applying the Impairment Tables

7  Purpose and design of the Tables

8  Applying the Tables

9  Information that must be taken into account in applying the Tables

10  Information that must not be taken into account in applying the Tables

11  Use of aids, equipment and assistive technology

12  Selecting the applicable Table and assessing impairments

13  Assigning an impairment rating

Part 3—Impairment Tables

Table 1 – Functions requiring Physical Exertion and Stamina

Table 2 – Upper Limb Function

Table 3 – Lower Limb Function

Table 4 – Spinal Function

Table 5 – Mental Health Function

Table 6 – Functioning related to Alcohol, Drug and Other Substance Use

Table 7 – Brain Function

Table 8 – Communication Function

Table 9 – Intellectual Function

Table 10 – Digestive and Reproductive Function

Table 11 – Hearing and other Functions of the Ear

Table 12 – Visual Function

Table 13 – Continence Function

Table 14 – Functions of the Skin

Table 15 – Functions of Consciousness