s. 28LZGA (5) If, after making an assessment, the Medical Panel is unable to determine the medical question because an injury has not stabilised, but the Medical Panel is satisfied that the degree of impairment resulting from injury will satisfy the threshold level once the injury has stabilised, the Medical Panel may certify in writing to that effect. (6) If, after making an assessment, the Medical Panel is unable to determine the medical question because an injury has not stabilised and subsection (5) does not apply, the Medical Panel must in writing— (a) certify that it is unable to determine the medical question; and (b) fix a time (not being later than 12 months after the first assessment) for a further assessment of the degree of impairment of the person to be made under this section. (7) The time fixed under subsection (6) must be the earliest time by which the Medical Panel considers that the injury will have stabilised. (8) More than one further assessment may be made under this section but each further assessment must be made within the period of 12 months following the first assessment. (9) A determination of the Medical Panel under subsection (4) must be given in writing and be certified by the Medical Panel. (10) If the Medical Panel gives a certificate under subsection (5) in relation to an injury, the injury is deemed to be significant injury. S. 28LZGA 28LZGA Further assessment inserted by No. 102/2003 (1) If a Medical Panel fixes a time for further s. 31. assessment under section 28LZG, the respondent
(5) If, after making an assessment, the Medical Panel is unable to determine the medical question because an injury has not stabilised, but the Medical Panel is satisfied that the degree of impairment resulting from injury will satisfy the threshold level once the injury has stabilised, the Medical Panel may certify in writing to that effect. (6) If, after making an assessment, the Medical Panel is unable to determine the medical question because an injury has not stabilised and subsection (5) does not apply, the Medical Panel must in writing— (a) certify that it is unable to determine the medical question; and (b) fix a time (not being later than 12 months after the first assessment) for a further assessment of the degree of impairment of the person to be made under this section. (7) The time fixed under subsection (6) must be the earliest time by which the Medical Panel considers that the injury will have stabilised. (8) More than one further assessment may be made under this section but each further assessment must be made within the period of 12 months following the first assessment. (9) A determination of the Medical Panel under subsection (4) must be given in writing and be certified by the Medical Panel. (10) If the Medical Panel gives a certificate under subsection (5) in relation to an injury, the injury is deemed to be significant injury. S. 28LZGA inserted by No. 102/2003 s. 31. 28LZGA Further assessment s. 28LZGA (1) If a Medical Panel fixes a time for further assessment under section 28LZG, the respondent