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Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994
sec.65Industry deed
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### sec.65 Industry deed
A licensed insurer is bound by the industry deed.
The industry deed may—
require licensed insurers to make disclosures and reports to the commission in accordance with stipulated standards and requirements; and
deal with the apportionment of liability, and the sharing of costs, between licensed insurers (including the Nominal Defendant); and
provide for the appointment of a person to arbitrate disputes between 2 or more insurers about a claim; and
provide for the sharing of information between insurers to the mutual benefit of insurers; and
regulate the management of claims under CTP insurance policies; and
provide direction and guidance for licensed insurers about initiating, managing, monitoring, and measuring the effectiveness of, the provision of rehabilitation services for injured claimants; and
regulate in any other way the conduct of insurance business under the statutory insurance scheme.
s 65 amd 1999 No. 12 s 14 ; 2019 No. 36 s 32 sch 1
(sec.65-ssec.1) A licensed insurer is bound by the industry deed.
(sec.65-ssec.2) The industry deed may— require licensed insurers to make disclosures and reports to the commission in accordance with stipulated standards and requirements; and deal with the apportionment of liability, and the sharing of costs, between licensed insurers (including the Nominal Defendant); and provide for the appointment of a person to arbitrate disputes between 2 or more insurers about a claim; and provide for the sharing of information between insurers to the mutual benefit of insurers; and regulate the management of claims under CTP insurance policies; and provide direction and guidance for licensed insurers about initiating, managing, monitoring, and measuring the effectiveness of, the provision of rehabilitation services for injured claimants; and regulate in any other way the conduct of insurance business under the statutory insurance scheme.
- (a) require licensed insurers to make disclosures and reports to the commission in accordance with stipulated standards and requirements; and
- (b) deal with the apportionment of liability, and the sharing of costs, between licensed insurers (including the Nominal Defendant); and
- (ba) provide for the appointment of a person to arbitrate disputes between 2 or more insurers about a claim; and
- (c) provide for the sharing of information between insurers to the mutual benefit of insurers; and
- (d) regulate the management of claims under CTP insurance policies; and
- (e) provide direction and guidance for licensed insurers about initiating, managing, monitoring, and measuring the effectiveness of, the provision of rehabilitation services for injured claimants; and
- (f) regulate in any other way the conduct of insurance business under the statutory insurance scheme.