95CAppointment of auditors

95C Appointment of auditors (1) The regulator may— (a) appoint a suitably qualified person as a compliance auditor to conduct compliance audits under section 95A; and (b) appoint an auditor as a financial auditor to conduct financial audits under section 95B. Compliance and financial audits Part 10A Section 95C (2) A person appointed under subsection (1) must be appointed for not longer than 3 years. Note For laws about appointments, see the Legislation Act, pt 19.3. Section 96 page 48 Workers Compensation Regulation 2002 96 Diseases related to employment For the Act, section 28 (Employment-related diseases), a disease of a kind mentioned in an item in schedule 1, column 2 is related to employment of a kind mentioned in the item, column 3. 98 Reviewable decision—Act, s 199 (b) A decision mentioned in schedule 3, part 3.1, column 3, under a provision mentioned in column 2 in relation to the decision, is prescribed. 98A Notice of reviewable decision—Act, s 199A (1) An entity mentioned in schedule 3, part 3.1, column 4 in relation to a decision is prescribed for the decision. 98B Internal review of certain decisions—Act, s 199B (1) A reviewable decision mentioned in schedule 3, part 3.2, column 3 under a provision mentioned in column 2 in relation to the decision, is declared to be an internally reviewable decision. 99 Court approved termination (1) This section applies if an insurer intends to apply to the Magistrates Court under the Act, section 132 (Rejecting claims from 1 year) for leave to end payments of weekly compensation to a worker. Note An insurer must apply to the Magistrates Court if the insurer wants to end payments of compensation 1 year or longer after the claim is made (see Act, s 132). (2) The insurer must give the worker notice of the insurer’s intention to apply to the Magistrates Court for leave. Miscellaneous Part 11 Section 100 (3) The insurer must give a copy of a notice under subsection (2) to the DI fund manager as soon as practicable. Maximum penalty: 5 penalty units. (4) An offence against this section is a strict liability offence. (5) If the Magistrates Court is satisfied that the worker is not entitled to receive weekly compensation, the court must give leave to the insurer to end payment of the compensation to the worker after a stated day that is at least 8 weeks after the day the insurer gave the worker notice under subsection (2).