Sch. 1
Form 1 amended by S.R. No. 1/2016 reg. 3.
Regulation 5
CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT OF DEGREE OF IMPAIRMENT ARISING FROM STABILISED INJURY
Wrongs Act 1958
Section 28LN
DETAILS OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONER
Name:
Qualification:
Address:
Telephone:
Email:
CERTIFICATION
I certify that on: [date] I examined: [insert name of person seeking the assessment]
of: [address of person seeking the assessment]
and *I am satisfied/*I am not satisfied [delete whichever inapplicable] that:
[*tick appropriate box/boxes]
the degree of impairment resulting from this person's injury (other than psychiatric injury) satisfies the threshold level.
Brief description of injury assessed:
the degree of impairment resulting from this person's psychiatric injury and symptoms (which has not arisen as a consequence of, or secondary to, a physical injury) satisfies the threshold level.
Brief description of psychiatric injury assessed:
SIGNED: DATED:
Please note:
This certificate must be provided by a medical practitioner who is an approved medical practitioner within the meaning of section 28LB of the Wrongs Act 1958.
This certificate must not state the specific degree of impairment.
Impairment is defined in section 28LB of the Wrongs Act 1958 to mean permanent impairment.
Threshold level is defined in section 28LB of the Wrongs Act 1958 to mean—
(a) in the case of injury (other than psychiatric injury or spinal injury), impairment of more than 5 per cent;
(b) in the case of psychiatric injury, impairment of 10 per cent or more;
(c) in the case of spinal injury, impairment of 5 per cent or more.
The degree of psychiatric impairment must not have regard to any psychiatric or psychological injury, impairment or symptoms which has arisen as a consequence of, or secondary to, a physical injury—see section 28LJ of the Wrongs Act 1958.
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