(c) responding to a decision of the Commission under Parts 3 and 4 or in contemplation of such a decision; (d) for the purposes of an application under section 77 for a review of a decision, or in contemplation of such an application. (2H) For the purposes of subsection (2F), a document is S. 60(2H) inserted by not obtained for medico-legal purposes if the No. 71/2013 document is obtained from a person's treating s. 21(1). medical practitioner. S. 60(2I) (2I) In this section— inserted by No. 71/2013 includes but is not limited to a medical document s. 21(1). report; in relation to a treating medical practitioner, person who is injured in a transport accident, is a person who has provided medical services to the injured person before being requested to provide a document. (3) If a person, as a result of his or her transport S. 60(3) inserted by accident injury, reasonably requires a motor No. 32/1988 vehicle used by him or her in to be modified, the s. 15(2), substituted by Commission is liable— Nos 84/2000 s. 20(1), (a) to pay the reasonable costs of modifying the 94/2004 s. 18. vehicle; or (b) if the vehicle is not capable of being modified, to contribute a reasonable amount to the purchase cost of a suitably modified motor vehicle selected by the Commission. S. 60(3A) (3A) If a person, as a result of his or her transport inserted by accident injury, reasonably requires access to a No. 94/2004 motor vehicle, and he or she does not have access s. 18. to a motor vehicle, the Commission is liable to contribute a reasonable amount to the purchase cost of a suitable motor vehicle selected by the Commission.
(c) responding to a decision of the Commission under Parts 3 and 4 or in contemplation of such a decision; (d) for the purposes of an application under section 77 for a review of a decision, or in contemplation of such an application. S. 60(2H) inserted by No. 71/2013 s. 21(1). (2H) For the purposes of subsection (2F), a document is not obtained for medico-legal purposes if the document is obtained from a person's treating medical practitioner. S. 60(2I) inserted by No. 71/2013 s. 21(1). (2I) In this section— document includes but is not limited to a medical report; treating medical practitioner, in relation to a person who is injured in a transport accident, is a person who has provided medical services to the injured person before being requested to provide a document. S. 60(3) inserted by No. 32/1988 s. 15(2), substituted by Nos 84/2000 s. 20(1), 94/2004 s. 18. (3) If a person, as a result of his or her transport accident injury, reasonably requires a motor vehicle used by him or her in to be modified, the Commission is liable— (a) to pay the reasonable costs of modifying the vehicle; or (b) if the vehicle is not capable of being modified, to contribute a reasonable amount to the purchase cost of a suitably modified motor vehicle selected by the Commission. S. 60(3A) inserted by No. 94/2004 s. 18. (3A) If a person, as a result of his or her transport accident injury, reasonably requires access to a motor vehicle, and he or she does not have access to a motor vehicle, the Commission is liable to contribute a reasonable amount to the purchase cost of a suitable motor vehicle selected by the Commission.
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