Sch 13, s 9
CurrentCourt may have regard to other matters
Schedule 13Matters to which court may or must have regard in the application of sch 14
Part 2How to use sch 14
Division 2Other matters
9 Court may have regard to other matters
In assessing an ISV, a court may have regard to other matters to the extent they are relevant in a particular case.
Examples of other matters—
• the injured worker’s age, degree of insight, life expectancy, pain, suffering and loss of amenities of life
• the effects of a pre-existing condition of the injured worker
• difficulties in life likely to have emerged for the injured worker whether or not the injury happened
• in assessing an ISV for multiple injuries, the range for, and other provisions of schedule 14 in relation to, an injury other than the dominant injury of the multiple injuries
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