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Certificates relating to amounts paid or payable by the Authority

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Part 2General

7 Certificates relating to amounts paid or payable by the Authority

(1)

For the purposes of section 590 of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013, a certificate may include any of the following that relate to amounts paid or payable by the Authority under that Act—

(a)

the nature of the amount;

(b)

if the amount is or relates to a weekly payment, the period in relation to which the weekly payment was paid or is payable;

(c)

the invoice number, if any;

(d)

the date on which any invoice was issued;

(e)

the date on which any invoice was received;

(f)

the date on which the professional service, if any, was provided;

(g)

the nature of the professional service provided, if any;

(h)

the name of the payee;

(i)

the date on which any cheque was drawn;

(j)

the drawer name on any cheque;

(k)

the drawer's ADI;

(l)

the date on which any cheque was issued;

(m)

the date on which any payment was made;

(n)

the date on which any amount was directly debited;

(o)

the name of the claimant, if any;

(p)

the name of the provider of the professional service, if any;

(q)

the provider number of any provider;

(r)

the address of any provider;

(s)

the WorkCover claim number, if any;

(t)

the name of the worker, if any;

(u)

the date of birth of any worker;

(v)

the date on which any injury occurred.

(2)

In this regulation, provider number, in relation to the provider of a professional service, means—

(a)

the identification number, if any, allocated to the practice of the provider for the purposes of the Health Insurance Act 1973 of the Commonwealth; or

(b)

if there is no such identification number, the identification number allocated by the Authority to—

(i)

the provider; or

(ii)

the practice of the provider.

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