Victorian Current Acts Victorian Current Acts(1) On receiving an application for settlement from a worker that complies with this Division, the Authority or self-insurer must decide whether it will offer a settlement to the worker.
(2) On making the decision, the Authority or self‑insurer must give the worker written notice of the decision.
(3) If the Authority or self-insurer decides to offer a settlement to the worker, the notice must include an offer to settle for the amount advised under section 119B(2)(b).
(4) If the Authority or self-insurer decides not to offer a settlement to the worker, the notice must include a statement of the reasons why a settlement will not be offered to the worker.
(5) A worker—
(a) who applied for a settlement under Subdivision 1 or 2; and
(b) who is given a notice under subsection (4)—
ceases to be entitled to apply for a settlement under that Subdivision in respect of the injury.
S. 119F inserted by No. 82/2001 s. 3.