164Final offer WPI 10% or more—injured person entitled to

164 Final offer WPI 10% or more—injured person entitled to make motor accident claim (a) the relevant insurer for a motor accident decides an injured person’s final offer WPI is at least 10%; and

(b) the injured person is entitled to make a motor accident claim in (2) The relevant insurer must, within the stated time, give the person a written notice— (b) telling the injured person— (d) explaining the consequences of accepting the offer, including— (i) that the person is entitled to make a motor accident claim in relation to the motor accident; and (ii) that if the person accepts the offer and makes a motor accident claim, the person is not entitled to damages for loss of quality of life under chapter 5; and (e) telling the person that the person must notify the insurer, in writing, by the due date, whether they—

(3) If the injured person accepts the offer— (4) If the injured person does not notify the insurer by the due date, the injured person’s— (a) application for quality of life benefits is taken to have been finally dealt with; and (b) entitlement to quality of life benefits in relation to the motor accident ends. (5) The relevant insurer must take all reasonable steps to notify the injured person about the due date and the consequences of failing to notify the insurer as stated in the notice under subsection (2) by the due date. 1 including information in the written notice under s (2) about the due date and the consequences of failing to notify the insurer by the due date 2 sending the injured person a reminder notice before the due date complying notice of claim—see section 257. due date means the later of— (a) 5 years after the date of the motor accident; and (b) 26 weeks after the person receives the notice; and (c) if the injured person gives a complying notice of claim— 6 weeks after the date the claim is finally decided.

(a) if separate WPI reports were provided for the injured person’s requested the IME provider arrange a review of only 1 report (b) if separate first WPI reports were provided for the injured person’s physical injuries and psychological injuries and the insurer requested the IME provider arrange a review of both reports under section 159—14 days after receiving the IME provider’s notice of affirmation or increase for both reports; or (c) if only 1 first WPI report was provided and the insurer requested the IME provider arrange a review under section 159—14 days after receiving the IME provider’s notice of affirmation or increase; or