178Workers’ rights to information

178 Workers’ rights to information (1) If a territory worker who is or has been employed by an employer asks the employer for the name and address of the person who was the employer’s licensed insurer on a stated date, the employer must— (a) if the employer was not a licensed self-insurer on that date—tell the worker the name and address of the approved insurer, or each approved insurer, who issued a compulsory insurance policy to the employer that was current on that date; or (b) if the employer was a licensed self-insurer on that date—tell the worker that fact. Default insurance fund—miscellaneous Division 8.2.8 (2) An employer must keep displayed, in accordance with subsection (3), a notice containing a summary of the requirements of this Act for making compensation claims, in the form approved by the Minister under section 222 (Approved forms) for the notice, and stating— (a) that claim forms for compensation are available from the employer on request and free of charge; and (b) if the employer is a party to a compulsory insurance policy—the licensed insurer’s name and address; and (c) if the employer is a licensed self-insurer—that the employer is exempt from the requirement to obtain insurance under this Act. (3) The employer must display the notice in a conspicuous place so that it can be conveniently read by each territory worker employed by the (4) An employer must ensure that claim forms approved by the Minister under section 222 (Approved forms) are available during business hours to each territory worker who is or has been employed by the worker on request and free of charge.