sec.3Objects

### sec.3 Objects The objects of this Act are— to continue and improve the system of compulsory third-party motor vehicle insurance ( CTP insurance ), and the scheme of statutory insurance for uninsured and unidentified vehicles, operating in Queensland; and to establish a basis for assessing the affordability of CTP insurance; and to keep the costs of CTP insurance at a level the average motorist can afford; and to promote competition in the setting of premiums for CTP insurance; and to provide for the licensing and supervision of insurers providing CTP insurance under CTP insurance policies; and to encourage licensed insurers to act in a way that supports the integrity of, and public confidence in, the statutory insurance scheme; and to encourage the speedy resolution of personal injury claims resulting from motor vehicle accidents; and to promote and encourage, as far as practicable, the rehabilitation of claimants who sustain personal injury because of motor vehicle accidents; and to establish and keep a register of claims to help the administration of the statutory insurance scheme and the detection of fraud; and to promote measures directed at eliminating or reducing causes of motor vehicle accidents and mitigating their results; and to establish measures directed at eliminating or reducing the practice of giving or receiving consideration for a claim referral or potential claim referral, or soliciting or inducing a claimant to make a claim, in contravention of this Act. s 3 amd 2000 No. 17 s 4 ; 2010 No. 32 s 4 ; 2019 No. 36 s 3 - (a) to continue and improve the system of compulsory third-party motor vehicle insurance ( CTP insurance ), and the scheme of statutory insurance for uninsured and unidentified vehicles, operating in Queensland; and - (b) to establish a basis for assessing the affordability of CTP insurance; and - (c) to keep the costs of CTP insurance at a level the average motorist can afford; and - (d) to promote competition in the setting of premiums for CTP insurance; and - (e) to provide for the licensing and supervision of insurers providing CTP insurance under CTP insurance policies; and - (f) to encourage licensed insurers to act in a way that supports the integrity of, and public confidence in, the statutory insurance scheme; and - (g) to encourage the speedy resolution of personal injury claims resulting from motor vehicle accidents; and - (h) to promote and encourage, as far as practicable, the rehabilitation of claimants who sustain personal injury because of motor vehicle accidents; and - (i) to establish and keep a register of claims to help the administration of the statutory insurance scheme and the detection of fraud; and - (j) to promote measures directed at eliminating or reducing causes of motor vehicle accidents and mitigating their results; and - (k) to establish measures directed at eliminating or reducing the practice of giving or receiving consideration for a claim referral or potential claim referral, or soliciting or inducing a claimant to make a claim, in contravention of this Act.