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This legislation has been repealed.

CORONERS REGULATION 2005 - SCHEDULE 1

SCHEDULE 1 – Fees payable to medical practitioners and odontologists

(Clause 6)

Service performed Fee
1 For carrying out, and preparing a report on, an external examination of a dead person's body by a medical practitioner, or a dental examination of a dead person by an odontologist:
(a) during normal working hours $53.60
(b) outside normal working hours $69.70
2 For carrying out, and preparing a report on, an internal examination of a dead person's body by a medical practitioner $500.00
3 For travelling to and from, and attending and giving evidence at, a place at which an inquest is being held with respect to an examination referred to in item 1 or 2:
(a) for the first 2 hours or part of 2 hours $177.90
(b) for each subsequent half hour or part of a half hour $26.80
(c) the maximum amount payable under paragraphs (a) and (b) for any one day $547.40
4 For using a private motor vehicle for the purpose of travelling to a place to carry out an examination referred to in item 1 or 2, or to give evidence at an inquest with respect to the examination, for each kilometre travelled to that place $0.97
5 In addition to any such specified amount, the fee is to include the amount of any GST that is payable in respect of the service concerned.
6 Item 5 does not permit the payment of an amount that is greater than:(a) 10% of the amount of the fee payable (apart from that item), or(b) the amount permitted under the New Tax System Price Exploitation law,whichever is the lesser.
7 In items 5 and 6:
"GST" has the same meaning as in the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 of the Commonwealth.
"New Tax System Price Exploitation law" means:(a) the New Tax System Price Exploitation Code, as applied as a law of New South Wales by the Price Exploitation Code (New South Wales) Act 1999 , or(b) Part VB of the Trade Practices Act 1974 of the Commonwealth.



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