Workers Compensation Act 1951
67Reimbursement for costs of medical certificate and
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67 Reimbursement for costs of medical certificate and examination (1) Obtaining a medical certificate, and any examination required for the certificate, is taken to be medical or related treatment for this chapter if the worker gives the employer a copy of the certificate.
medical certificate means a report or certificate, from a doctor, that complies with the requirements for medical assessments prescribed by regulation and that certifies— (a) that a worker has suffered a loss mentioned in schedule 1 (Compensation for permanent injuries); or (b) the extent of the loss to allow the amount of compensation payable for the loss to be worked out.