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Section 145F - Workers Compensation Act 1951 - Insurer licence—period | Zoe

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Workers Compensation Act 1951

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145F Insurer licence—period An insurer licence— (a) takes effect on the day stated in the licence; and (b) continues in force until it is cancelled or surrendered.

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