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New South Wales regulation
What is this? This is a NSW government order that adjusts (or 'indexes') certain dollar amounts within the motor accident injuries compensation scheme. Think of it like a cost-of-living adjustment — it makes sure that caps, limits, and thresholds in the scheme keep pace with inflation over time.
Who does it affect?
Why does it matter? Without regular indexation, fixed dollar limits in the compensation scheme would erode in real value over time. If you've been injured in a car accident in NSW, the maximum amounts you can claim — and the thresholds that determine what type of claim you can make — are affected by this order.
Key practical detail: The order is updated every six months (1 April and 1 October each year), meaning the dollar figures it governs are regularly refreshed. The current version has been in force since 1 October 2022.
⚠️ Note: The document provided contains mostly website navigation and metadata rather than the actual substantive provisions of the order. The analysis above is based on the order's title, update history, and known context of the NSW motor accident injuries scheme.
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Direct links to the current provisions in Motor Accident Injuries (Indexation) Order 2017.
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