11Determining the amount of any subsidy

11 Determining the amount of any subsidy

(1) The amount of any subsidy under section 10, is such amount as the Commission considers is reasonable, after deducting the trade-in value at arm’s length of the person’s existing motor vehicle (if any) or interest in a motor vehicle (if any) and taking account of all the other circumstances the Commission thinks are relevant, including all, or any, of the following: (a) the nature of the person’s impairment; (b) the type and cost of the motor vehicle that the person is proposing to purchase; (c) the type and cost of accessories that are reasonably required for the person; (d) the type and cost of alternative motor vehicles to the motor vehicle the person is proposing to purchase; (e) the ability of the proposed motor vehicle to be fitted with any necessary driving devices or be otherwise modified for the person; (f) in relation to a second hand motor vehicle—the number of kilometres travelled by the motor vehicle, the life of the motor vehicle and the possible application of section 12; (g) if the person’s existing motor vehicle was stolen or destroyed through no fault on the part of the person—the full amount of the of insurer’s write-off payment; (h) if the person sold or disposed of a motor vehicle or an interest in a motor vehicle within the period of 12 months ending on the date of making a claim—the trade-in value at arm’s length for which that motor vehicle or interest was sold or disposed.