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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the scheme for people injured in motor vehicle accidents in NSW?
If you get injured in a motor vehicle accident in NSW, you can claim personal injury compensation under the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Scheme. This scheme is governed by the Motor Accident Injuries Act NSW (2017) (MAIA), and SIRA oversees such claims.
SIRA is the statutory corporation that regulates the Motor Accidents Scheme, provides guidelines to insurers for handling of claims and provides dispute resolution assistance between insurers and people injured in motor accidents.
2. What do I do if the insurer asks an investigator to take a Statement from me?
As part of the investigation process, the CTP insurer will appoint an investigator to speak to the drivers of the vehicles and all witnesses. It is likely they will contact you to provide a statement as to the circumstances surrounding the accident and the nature and extent of your injuries.
You should provide a statement to the investigator; however, you should only do so with the assistance of a lawyer. You need to be careful what you say in the Statement as this can be used against you.
The information contained in the statement must be accurate and relevant. Often insurance investigators can put their spin on your words in completing the statement, and you need to be careful with how the statement is worded. If possible, you should have a lawyer assist you in completing any statement provided to the insurer or their investigator.
3. How to claim your ctp green slip refund
A Green Slip is an insurance policy, linked to a motor vehicle that provides compulsory third party (CTP) Personal Injury Insurance. This insurance covers you or the person driving your vehicle if the driver of your vehicle causes injury to someone else.
An injured person claims against the CTP Insurance of the vehicle which they consider caused the accident or if only one vehicle involved the CTP insurance of that vehicle
CTP insurance is compulsory and is taken out when registering a Motor Vehicle in NSW.
CTP insurance does not cover damage to your car or other motor vehicles, and it only covers personal injury.
4. What is the MCIS Levy?
All green slips now show the MCIS (Medical Care and Injury Services) Levy, as a separate item on the green slip.
The levy is payable to fund the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme (LTCS). The LTCS Scheme provides medical care, treatment, rehabilitation, attendant care to the catastrophically injured in car accidents such as severe spinal cord injury, or traumatic brain injury.
The levy is an additional payment on top of the CTP insurance to cover the care for those people catastrophically injured in Motor Vehicle Accidents.