When is a person entitled to be provided with redress?
12 When is a person entitled to be provided with redress?
A person can only be provided with redress under the scheme if the person is entitled to it.
A person is entitled to redress under the scheme if:
the person applies for redress under section 19; and
the Operator considers that there is a reasonable likelihood that the person is eligible for redress under the scheme (see section 13 for eligibility); and
the Operator approves the application under section 29; and
the Operator makes an offer of redress to the person under section 39; and
the person accepts the offer in accordance with section 42.
A person is also entitled to redress, or a component of redress, under the scheme if this Act or the rules prescribe that the person is entitled to it.
For cases where this Act prescribes that a person is entitled to redress, or a component of redress, under the scheme, see Part 3‑1.
Despite subsections (2) and (3), a person is not entitled to redress, or a component of redress, under the scheme if this Act or the rules prescribe that the person is not entitled to it.
For cases where this Act prescribes that a person is not entitled to redress, or a component of redress, under the scheme, see Part 3‑2.
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