Licensed insurer may disclose information to another licensed insurer
468 Licensed insurer may disclose information to another licensed insurer
A licensed insurer may disclose information about an application for defined benefits or a motor accident claim to another licensed insurer if—
the other insurer is liable, or potentially liable, in relation to the application or claim; and
the injured person has given the insurer an authority to transfer personal health information to the other insurer.
Note 1 The other insurer may then require the applicant or claimant to provide an authority to disclose personal health information.
Note 2 Authority to disclose personal health information—see s 54.
A regulation may prescribe conditions in relation to the disclosure of information under this section.
In this section:
authority to transfer personal health information, for a person injured in a motor accident, means an authority—
signed by or on behalf of the injured person; and
stating that the injured person consents to the disclosure of personal health information about the injured person—
by the insurer; and
to another stated insurer; and
for transferring the injured person’s application for defined benefits or motor accident claim.
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