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93 Action other than cancellation of self-insurer licence—
Act, s 223 (2) (h)
(1) This section applies to a self-insurer if—
(a) the self-insurer—
(i) contravenes the Act, section 112 (Compliance by insurers,
including DI fund) or another provision of the Act; or
(ii) is unable to meet the self-insurer’s existing and expected
liabilities under the Act; or
(iii) no longer has unlimited reinsurance for a single event to
cover the self-insurer’s expected liability under the Act; or
(iv) does not have the guarantee from an authorised
deposit-taking institution mentioned in section 84A (1) (f);
or
(v) fails to comply with a condition on the self-insurer licence;
and
(b) the regulator has given the self-insurer notice under section 92.
Action against licensed self-insurers Division 10.3
Section 94
(2) After considering any written representation made by the licensed
self-insurer within the period for representations stated in the notice,
the regulator may—
(a) do 1 or more of the following:
(i) order the licensed self-insurer to pay to the Territory a
financial penalty of not more than $1 000;
(ii) impose a condition on the self-insurer licence (for example,
by including of a condition providing for increased
supervision of the licensed self-insurer by the regulator);
(iii) censure the self-insurer;
(iv) order the self-insurer to take remedial action; or
(b) suspend the self-insurer licence for not longer than the period.
(3) The regulator must tell the licensed self-insurer, in writing, about the
decision—
(a) if the decision is to take action other than suspension—by giving
the licensed self-insurer a reviewable decision notice; or
(b) if the decision is to suspend the self-insurer’s self-insurer
licence—in accordance with section 95.