Sch 1to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 of the

Schedule 1 to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 of the Commonwealth. plant includes machinery, pressure vessels, equipment, appliances, implements, scaffolding and tools, any component thereof and anything fitted, connected or appurtenant thereto. prohibition notice, see section 7KA(3). registrar means: (a) the registrar of the Court; or (b) a judicial registrar of the Court. rehabilitation, in relation to an injured worker, means a process designed to: (a) ensure the worker's return to work as soon as practicable; or (b) maximise the worker's ability to live independently. relevant permanent impairment, for Part 5, Division 3, means permanent impairment assessed in accordance with section 65(13A). repealed Act means the Acts repealed by section 188, as in force immediately before the commencement of that section.

Return to Work Act 1986 6 Rules means the court rules as defined in section 3 of the Work Health Administration Act 2011. sailor means a person employed or engaged in any capacity on board a ship. self-insurer means: (a) an employer approved under section 120 to self-insure; or (b) except in Part 7, subject to section 118(2) – the Territory. ship means any kind of vessel used in navigation by water, however propelled or moved, and includes: (a) a barge, lighter, or other floating vessel; and (b) an air-cushioned vehicle, or similar craft; used wholly or primarily in navigation by water. substance means a natural or artificial substance, whether in solid, liquid, gas or vapour form. Territory worker means a person whose employment is determined, under section 53AA, to be connected with the Territory. tributer means a person who works a mine under an agreement with the lessee or owner of the mine to pay or receive from the lessee or owner a percentage of the value of the product taken from the mine. weekly payment means a weekly payment of compensation. worker, see section 3B. workplace means a place, whether or not in a building or structure, where workers work. (11) Where in this Act the expression Default maximum penalty appears in or at the foot of a section or subsection, being a section or subsection that provides that a person is guilty of an offence against this Act or a breach of which results in such an offence, a person who has been found guilty of that offence is guilty of a further offence against this Act if the offence continues after he or she has been so found guilty and is punishable, on being found guilty for the further offence, by a penalty not exceeding the amount of the default maximum penalty specified after that expression for each day during which the offence continues.

Return to Work Act 1986 7 (12) This section is not relevant for determining whether a person is or is not a worker or employee under another Act unless the other Act otherwise provides.