68Entitlement to compensation for permanent impairment

68  Entitlement to compensation for permanent impairment  (1) The Commonwealth is liable to pay compensation to a person if:  (a) the Commission has accepted liability for one or more service injuries or diseases (the compensable condition) of the person; and  (i) as a result of the compensable condition, the person has suffered an impairment; and  (ii) the impairment is likely to continue indefinitely; and  (iii) the person’s compensable condition has stabilised; and Note 1: The impairment must constitute a minimum number of impairment points for compensation to be payable (see sections 69 and 70). However, the impairment points from more than one service injury or disease can be combined to make up that minimum number. Note 2: This subsection might also be affected by sections 73 (indefinite impairments) and 389 (choice to institute action for damages).  (2) The Commission must determine:  (a) the degree of impairment suffered by the person as a result of the compensable condition; and  (b) the date on which the person became entitled to compensation under this section by satisfying paragraph (1)(b) and sections 69 and 70 (if applicable).