Functions of the Motor Accident Insurance Commission
The Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994 establishes the functions of the Commission.
The key functions are:
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licensing and supervising CTP insurers;
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monitoring the operation of the scheme;
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fixing the range within which each insurer's premium must fall and recommending to Government the levies payable;
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promoting research, education and the infrastructure to facilitate the rehabilitation of the injured person;
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developing and maintaining a claims register and statistical database for the purpose of providing management information; and
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administering the Nominal Defendant Fund.
Last reviewed 7 January 2008



