Part 10 s 341
(b)
(c)
341 (1)
(2)
Accident Compensation Act 2001
all persons who should be contributing to the cost of claims to which an accident insurance contract applies do so; and the infrastructure and powers connected with the competitive provision of workplace accident insurance continue in place as appropriate.
Interpretation In this Part,— 1998 Act means the Accident Insurance Act 1998 2000 Act means the Accident Insurance (Transitional Provisions) Act 2000 accident insurance contract means an accident insurance contract entered into under the 1998 Act insurer means an insurer that was registered under the 1998 Act, while that registration continues under this Act and the insurer is still managing claims under that Act to which this Part applies; and includes— (a) an employer who, because of a risk sharing agreement with an insurer, is responsible for providing claims management services in relation to cover and statutory entitlements for the employer’s employees: (b) the administrator of an insurer, in the administrator’s role under this Part: (c) the Regulator, in the Regulator’s role of meeting obligations of an insolvent insurer under this Part: (d) the Regulator, in the Regulator’s role of administering the Non-Compliers Fund under this Part unless this has been transferred to the Corporation under section 345: (e) where the context requires, the Corporation. In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires, terms not defined in this Part but defined in the 1998 Act have, in this Part, the same meanings as in the 1998 Act. Compare: 1998 No 114 s 356
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Reprinted as at 1 February 2011