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NATIONAL INJURY INSURANCE SCHEME (QUEENSLAND) ACT 2016 - SECT 37
Deciding payment request
37 Deciding payment request
(1) The agency must, within the decision-making period, decide to— (a)
approve the payment request; or
(b) refuse the payment request.
(2) The
agency must approve the payment request if— (a) the expense is incurred in
the period the participant is a participant in the scheme; and
(b) the
treatment, care or support that the request relates to is an approved service
for the participant.
(3) To remove any doubt, it is declared that the agency
may approve the payment request even though the treatment, care or support is
not an approved service.
(4) If the agency approves the payment request, the
agency must pay the requested amount to the person who made the request within
28 days after making the decision.
(5) However, the agency is not liable to
pay a part of the requested amount that exceeds— (a) if the requested amount
relates to treatment, care or support provided within Australia—an amount
prescribed by regulation for the treatment, care or support; or
(b) if the
requested amount relates to treatment, care or support provided outside
Australia—the average cost of providing the treatment, care or support in
Queensland.
(6) In this section—
"approved service" does not include excluded treatment, care and support,
unless— (a) if a support plan has been made for the participant—the
excluded treatment, care and support is specifically stated in the support
plan to be— (i) a treatment, care and support need that the agency considers
is necessary and reasonable in the circumstances as a result of the
participant’s injury; or
(ii) treatment, care or support the agency
considers should be funded, in whole or part, under the scheme; or
(b) if a
support plan has not been made for the participant—the excluded treatment,
care and support is specifically approved under a service request approval
relating to the participant.
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