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74 Returns S. 74(1) amended by Nos 8353 s. 19, 9613 s. 14, 9921 s. 255, 10191 s. 266(a) (i)–(iv), 50/1994 s. 121. (1) Every insurer who before the appointed day issued policies of insurance or indemnity indemnifying employers against their liability in relation to workers compensation under this Act or any other Act or at common law or otherwise shall, on or before such day in every year as is specified in that behalf in regulations made under this Act, furnish to the Authority a return in the prescribed form setting out in respect of any period prescribed such particulars as are prescribed by the regulations with respect to— (a) the amount of the premiums paid by employers in respect of such policies; (b) the method by which such premiums are assessed in relation to wages paid to workers; (c) the claims made under such policies and, in particular, the claims made in respect of the deaths of workers, in respect of injuries specified in the Table appended to subsection (1) of section eleven of this Act, in respect of injuries occurring during journeys to and from the place of employment, and in respect of medical hospital nursing and ambulance services and burial and cremation; (d) the nature of the injuries or diseases in respect of which claims were made; S. 74(1)(e) amended by No. 7332 s. 2(Sch. 1 item 124). (e) the nature and amounts of the payments of compensation made; and 1. such other matters as the Governor in Council thinks fit— and the State Transport Authority or the Metropolitan Transit Authority and every employer in respect of whom a certificate of a scheme of compensation was before the appointed day in force under this Act shall furnish to the Authority a return of the like particulars, so far as they are respectively applicable in the cases of those Authorities and the said employers, and at the like times and intervals. S. 74(2) amended by No. 10191 s. 266(b). (2) Every such insurer or employer who contravenes or fails to comply with the provisions of the last preceding subsection shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty of not more than 10 penalty units.