Workers Compensation Act 1951
145PSelf-insurer licence—conditions
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145P Self-insurer licence—conditions (1) A self-insurer licence includes— (a) a condition that the licensee must comply with this Act; and (b) a condition that the licensee must not contravene a protocol that relates to licensed self-insurers; and (c) a condition that the licensee notify the regulator of any regulatory action taken against the licensee under a workers compensation law; and (d) a regulator condition, if any; and (e) any other condition prescribed by regulation. (2) A regulator condition may be included, in writing, on a self-insurer licence— (a) when the licence is issued; or (b) by amending the licence at any time. (3) The regulator may, at any time, amend or revoke a regulator condition included on a self-insurer licence. Note A decision by the regulator under s (2) or (3) is a reviewable decision (see ch 12 and Workers Compensation Regulation 2002, sch 3, pt 3.1). (4) If the regulator amends a licensed self-insurer’s licence under subsection (2) or (3), the regulator must tell the licensed self-insurer about the amendment as soon as practicable, but not later than 30 days after the day the regulator decides the amendment.