Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Regulations 2002
14BPerformance of employer functions following revocation of licence—Commonwealth authorities
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14B Performance of employer functions following revocation of licence—Commonwealth authorities
(1) If: (a) the Commission revokes the licence of a Commonwealth authority; and (b) Comcare considers that it would be appropriate to do so; Comcare may arrange for the employer functions of the Commonwealth authority in relation to affected employees to be performed by a person: (c) whom it considers suitable to perform those functions; and (d) who is willing to enter into an arrangement with Comcare for the performance of the functions. (2) In this regulation:
affected employee means an employee to whom a liability mentioned in paragraph 14(2)(b) relates.
employer functions, in relation to an affected employee, are the following:
(a) acting as the rehabilitation authority for the employee;
(b) acting as the relevant employer, within the meaning of subsection 40(2) of the Act, of the employee;
(c) acting for the Commonwealth authority in making:
(i) a request for reconsideration of a determination under paragraph 62(2)(c) of the Act; or
(ii) an application for review of a reviewable decision under paragraph 64(1)(c) of the Act.