if the Commission is satisfied that the injury has stabilised or has substantially stabilised. S. 47(7A) (7A) If the Commission determines under inserted by subsection (7)(a) the degree of impairment of a No. 32/1988 person who is injured as a result of a transport s. 12(5). accident, the Commission may make a further determination of the degree of impairment of that person in substitution for the determination under subsection (7) 18 months after the accident occurred or in the case of a minor, when the person attains the age of 18 years. (7B) If the Commission determines under S. 47(7B) inserted by subsection (7) that— No. 84/1994 s. 32(2). (a) the degree of impairment of a person who is injured is not the result of a transport accident; or (b) the degree of impairment of a person is less than 30 percent; or (c) the degree of impairment cannot be determined because the injury has not stabilised or has not substantially stabilised— the person may apply to the Tribunal for review of the decision. S. 47(8) (8) This section, other than subsection (7), continues amended by to apply in respect of a person who is injured in a No. 32/1988 s. 12(6). transport accident, despite the determination of a degree of impairment under that subsection unless the person has recovered damages in accordance with Part 6.
if the Commission is satisfied that the injury has stabilised or has substantially stabilised. S. 47(7A) inserted by No. 32/1988 s. 12(5). (7A) If the Commission determines under subsection (7)(a) the degree of impairment of a person who is injured as a result of a transport accident, the Commission may make a further determination of the degree of impairment of that person in substitution for the determination under subsection (7) 18 months after the accident occurred or in the case of a minor, when the person attains the age of 18 years. S. 47(7B) inserted by No. 84/1994 s. 32(2). (7B) If the Commission determines under subsection (7) that— (a) the degree of impairment of a person who is injured is not the result of a transport accident; or (b) the degree of impairment of a person is less than 30 percent; or (c) the degree of impairment cannot be determined because the injury has not stabilised or has not substantially stabilised— the person may apply to the Tribunal for review of the decision. S. 47(8) amended by No. 32/1988 s. 12(6). (8) This section, other than subsection (7), continues to apply in respect of a person who is injured in a transport accident, despite the determination of a degree of impairment under that subsection unless the person has recovered damages in accordance with Part 6.
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