*This amount is indexed every year on 1 July according to CPI. Impairment benefits for children Children under 18 who are not employed may be Protecting your privacy assessed for impairment. If their impairment is assessed at 11% or more a modest weekly benefit The TAC understands and respects that your will be paid to the parents or guardian until the privacy is important. The TAC follows privacy child turns 18. For example, if a legislation and has a strict privacy policy minor’s impairment is determined at 11%, a weekly which regulates how we manage your payment of $18.26* personal and health information. will be paid. This benefit is called a ‘Minor’s For more information, call the TAC and ask for and can be paid from 18 months Additional Benefit’ a copy of the brochure Your privacy and the TAC after the transport accident. The TAC will determine or visit the TAC website at the eligibility for a lump sum payment when child’s they turn 18.
Impairment benefits for children Children under 18 who are not employed may be assessed for impairment. If their impairment is assessed at 11% or more a modest weekly benefit will be paid to the parents or guardian until the child turns 18. For example, if a minor’s impairment is determined at 11%, a weekly payment of $18.26* will be paid. This benefit is called a ‘Minor’s Additional Benefit’ and can be paid from 18 months after the transport accident. The TAC will determine the child’s eligibility for a lump sum payment when they turn 18. *This amount is indexed every year on 1 July according to CPI. Protecting your privacy The TAC understands and respects that your privacy is important. The TAC follows privacy legislation and has a strict privacy policy which regulates how we manage your personal and health information. For more information, call the TAC and ask for a copy of the brochure Your privacy and the TAC or visit the TAC website at
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