s. 28LP (b) state that the respondent is a proper respondent to the claim and request that the claimant obtain an assessment of degree of impairment under this Part; or (c) if the respondent is unable to decide, on the S. 28LO(3)(c) amended by information contained in the request, No. 102/2003 whether the respondent is a proper s. 18(3). respondent to the claim, advise the claimant of the further information the respondent reasonably needs to decide whether the respondent is a proper respondent to the claim; or (d) state that the respondent believes that the respondent is not a proper respondent to the claim, give the reasons for the belief and give any information that may help the claimant to identify the proper respondent. S. 28LO(4) (4) If the respondent fails to respond within the amended by 60 days, the requirement for the assessment of No. 102/2003 degree of impairment cannot be waived by the s. 18(2). respondent. (5) Information prescribed for the purposes of S. 28LO(5) inserted by subsection (1A) may include information relating No. 102/2003 to— s. 18(4). (a) the identity of the claimant; (b) the nature of the claim; (c) the injury; (d) the incident out of which the alleged injury arose; (e) any medical practitioner who has treated the injury.
(b) state that the respondent is a proper respondent to the claim and request that the claimant obtain an assessment of degree of impairment under this Part; or S. 28LO(3)(c) amended by No. 102/2003 s. 18(3). (c) if the respondent is unable to decide, on the information contained in the request, whether the respondent is a proper respondent to the claim, advise the claimant of the further information the respondent reasonably needs to decide whether the respondent is a proper respondent to the claim; or s. 28LP (d) state that the respondent believes that the respondent is not a proper respondent to the claim, give the reasons for the belief and give any information that may help the claimant to identify the proper respondent. S. 28LO(4) amended by No. 102/2003 s. 18(2). (4) If the respondent fails to respond within the 60 days, the requirement for the assessment of degree of impairment cannot be waived by the respondent. S. 28LO(5) inserted by No. 102/2003 s. 18(4). (5) Information prescribed for the purposes of subsection (1A) may include information relating to— (a) the identity of the claimant; (b) the nature of the claim; (c) the injury; (d) the incident out of which the alleged injury arose; (e) any medical practitioner who has treated the injury.
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