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Workers Compensation Act 1951

145TBreach of self-insurer licence condition

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145T Breach of self-insurer licence condition A person commits an offence if— (b) the person holds a self-insurer licence; and (c) the licence is subject to a condition; and (d) the person fails to comply with the condition.

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