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WORKERS' COMPENSATION AND REHABILITATION ACT 2003 - SECT 109
Who must pay compensation
(1) If an employer is a self-insurer, the employer must pay the compensation.
(2) Otherwise, WorkCover must pay the compensation.
(3) An employer who is
not a self-insurer can not pay a worker an amount, either in compensation or
instead of compensation, that is payable under the Act by WorkCover for an
injury sustained by the worker. Penalty— Maximum penalty—300 penalty
units.
(4) An employer who is a self-insurer can not pay a worker an
amount, either in compensation or instead of compensation, that is payable
under the Act by the employer as a self-insurer for an injury sustained by the
worker. Penalty— Maximum penalty—300 penalty units.
(5) However,
an employer may pay a worker an amount, either in compensation or instead of
compensation, that is payable under the Act by the employer as a self-insurer
or WorkCover for an injury sustained by the worker if— (a) the worker has
made an application for compensation under section 132 ; and
(b) the employer
has complied with section 133A .
(6) Subsection (5) applies only until the
insurer has allowed a claimant’s application for compensation under
section 134 .
(7) Subsections (2) and (3) are subject to section 66 .
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