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WORKERS' COMPENSATION AND REHABILITATION ACT 2003 - SECT 107E
Regulator may approve amount payable under industrial instrument
107E Regulator may approve amount payable under industrial instrument
(1) This section applies if an industrial instrument, other than an award
under an Industrial Act, provides for an amount to be payable as a weekly rate
of wages (however described) to a worker if the worker becomes incapacitated.
(2) An employer may, by written notice, ask the Regulator to approve the
amount provided for in the industrial instrument for the purposes of
section 107B .
(3) The Regulator can approve the amount provided for in the
industrial instrument only if the amount was contained in the industrial
instrument as approved or certified under an Industrial Act.
(4) In deciding
whether or not to approve the amount, the Regulator must have regard to— (a)
if the industrial instrument is a workplace agreement or if an employee
organisation is not a party to the industrial instrument—the entitlements of
a worker to weekly payment of compensation under section 150 (1) (a) (i) ; or
(b) in all other cases—whether the amount is consistent with the
compensation entitlements of a worker under previous industrial instruments
agreed to by the parties to the industrial instrument.
(5) The Regulator must
make a decision within 25 business days after it receives the request.
(6) If
the Regulator refuses to approve the amount, the employer may appeal under
chapter 13 .
(7) In this section—
"workplace agreement" means— (a) an Australian workplace agreement or
preserved individual State agreement under the Workplace Relations Act 1996
(Cwlth) given continuing effect under the
Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009
(Cwlth) , schedule 3 , part 2 ; or
(b) an individual division 2B state
employment agreement under the
Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009
(Cwlth) .
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