(1) In this chapter:
"insurer" means—
(a) a licensed insurer; or
(b) a licensed self-insurer; or
(c) for an injured worker's injury if the licensed insurer that issued a compulsory insurance policy that covers the worker in relation to the injury cannot provide the indemnity required to be provided under the policy—the DI fund; or
(d) for an injured worker's injury if there is no compulsory insurance policy that covers the worker in relation to the injury and the worker's employer is not a licensed self-insurer—the DI fund.
Note The DI fund manager must act as if the DI fund were the licensed insurer in other situations (see s 112 (3)).
(2) However, in applying this chapter to the DI fund as insurer—
(a) a requirement that the licensed insurer do or not do something is taken to be a requirement that the DI fund manager do or not do the thing; and
(b) the manager is not required to comply with section 88 (Insurer to establish etc injury management program) or section 89 (Insurer to give effect to injury management program); and
Note Also, s 128 (1) (b) does not apply to the DI fund (see s 128 (2)).
(c) although otherwise required to comply with this chapter, the manager is not liable to be prosecuted for an offence against this chapter.