Health Infrastructure Enabling Regulation 2023

If the Territory is satisfied that the interest stated in a claim has been acquired from the claimant, the Territory must make an offer of compensation to the claimant that the Territory considers the claimant is entitled to in accordance with this part.

The Territory must give the claimant written notice stating—

that the claim is accepted; and

how the compensation offered was, or will be, worked out.

If the Territory does not consider that an interest has been acquired from the claimant under the Act, the Territory must reject the claim.

If the Territory rejects the claim, it must give written notice to the claimant stating—

that the claim is rejected; and

the reasons why it is rejected.

If the Territory has not given the claimant a notice under subsection (2) or (4) within the period mentioned in section 23 (Timeframe for deciding initial claims), the Territory is taken to have rejected the claim.