Meaning of whole person impairment (or WPI)

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In this Act:

whole person impairment (or WPI), of a person, means the degree of permanent impairment of the whole person resulting from personal injury sustained as a result of a motor accident, expressed as a whole number percentage.

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13 Meaning of whole person impairment (or WPI)