(d) give the claimant a copy of all the medical reports— (i) which the Authority or self-insurer S. 104(2)(d)(i) amended by intends to tender in any proceedings No. 81/1998 relating to the claim; or s. 23(a). (ii) the substance of which the Authority S. 104(2)(d)(ii) amended by or self-insurer intends to adduce in No. 81/1998 evidence in any proceedings relating s. 23(a). to the claim. (3) If the claimant disputes the decision in respect of the claim, the claimant must not commence proceedings unless the claimant first refers the dispute for conciliation by a Conciliation Officer in accordance with Division 2 of Part III and the Conciliation Officer has issued a certificate under subsection (8). (4) If the Conciliation Officer considers that it is necessary for the purpose of settling the dispute, the Conciliation Officer may— (a) obtain a medical report in relation to the worker from a medical practitioner appointed under section 63(2); (b) request the worker to submit to a medical examination conducted by that medical practitioner. (5) The costs of any medical report and medical S. 104(5) amended by examination under subsection (4) are to be paid No. 81/1998 by the Authority or self-insurer. s. 23(a). (6) The Conciliation Officer must serve a copy of a medical report obtained under subsection (4) with the certificate under subsection (8). (7) If the Conciliation Officer is satisfied that all reasonable steps have been taken by the claimant to settle the dispute, the Conciliation Officer must issue a certificate under subsection (8).
(d) give the claimant a copy of all the medical reports— S. 104(2)(d)(i) amended by No. 81/1998 s. 23(a). (i) which the Authority or self-insurer intends to tender in any proceedings relating to the claim; or S. 104(2)(d)(ii) amended by No. 81/1998 s. 23(a). (ii) the substance of which the Authority or self-insurer intends to adduce in evidence in any proceedings relating to the claim. (3) If the claimant disputes the decision in respect of the claim, the claimant must not commence proceedings unless the claimant first refers the dispute for conciliation by a Conciliation Officer in accordance with Division 2 of Part III and the Conciliation Officer has issued a certificate under subsection (8). (4) If the Conciliation Officer considers that it is necessary for the purpose of settling the dispute, the Conciliation Officer may— (a) obtain a medical report in relation to the worker from a medical practitioner appointed under section 63(2); (b) request the worker to submit to a medical examination conducted by that medical practitioner. S. 104(5) amended by No. 81/1998 s. 23(a). (5) The costs of any medical report and medical examination under subsection (4) are to be paid by the Authority or self-insurer. (6) The Conciliation Officer must serve a copy of a medical report obtained under subsection (4) with the certificate under subsection (8). (7) If the Conciliation Officer is satisfied that all reasonable steps have been taken by the claimant to settle the dispute, the Conciliation Officer must issue a certificate under subsection (8).