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Who is entitled to quality of life benefits?

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Chapter 2Motor accident injuries—defined benefits
Part 2.6Defined benefits—quality of life benefits
Division 2.6.1Quality of life benefits—entitlement

132 Who is entitled to quality of life benefits?

(1)

A person injured in a motor accident is entitled to quality of life benefits if the personal injury sustained in the motor accident results in at least 5% WPI.

(2)

This section is subject to the following sections:

(a)

section 43 (Entitlement limited—uninsured motor vehicle);

(b)

section 44 (Entitlement limited—single driving offence);

(c)

section 45 (No entitlement—multiple driving offences);

(d)

section 46 (Entitlement limited—injuries self-inflicted);

(e)

section 48 (No entitlement—serious offences);

(f)

section 49 (No entitlement—act of terrorism);

(g)

section 50 (Entitlement limited—workers compensation claimant);

(h)

section 134 (No entitlement to quality of life benefits—foreign national living outside Australia);

(i)

section 135 (No entitlement to quality of life benefits—benefits already paid);

(j)

section 136 (No entitlement to quality of life benefits—damages already paid).

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Section 132 — Who is entitled to quality of life benefits? — Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019 (Australian Capital Territory) — Barrister AI