(3) For purposes of subsection 2(a), a financial interest means a direct material interest of a monetary nature, or to which a monetary value may be attributed, and does not include an interest held in any fund or investment if the member who holds the interest cannot influence the decisions of that fund or investment. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus Resignation 17. A member may resign from the Board by written notice to the . Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus Removal 18. The Minister must remove a member of the Board if that member— Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (a) is or becomes disqualified as contemplated in section 11; Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (b) fails to satisfactorily perform the functions of office; or Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus
contrary is shown, a person shall be deemed not to be ordinarily resident in the Republic if he or she— unless the contrary is shown,] a person, other than a citizen or permanent resident of the Republic, shall be deemed not to be ordinarily resident in the Republic if he or she— (a) was absent from the Republic for a period longer than six months per year calculated over the consecutive year period immediately preceding the road accident or any consecutive three year period following the road accident; or Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (b) fails to submit, within a reasonable period after being requested to do so by the Administrator, an affidavit or solemn declaration Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus
gain. (4) A claim for a temporary income support benefit must, in the manner set out in the rules, be accompanied by— (a) in the case of an injured person contemplated in subsection (2)(a) and (b), a medical report by a medical practitioner, compiled after conducting a physical examination of the injured person, confirming that the injured person is unfit to perform his or her occupation or work due to a physical or psychological injury caused by or arising from a road accident and stipulating the period that the incapacity is likely to endure; Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (b) in the case of an injured person contemplated in subsection (3), a medical report by a medical practitioner, compiled after conducting Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus
(d) the amount of the temporary income support benefit, for any year, must be calculated in accordance with the formula provided in item 1 of Schedule 1; Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (e) the Administrator must pay a temporary income support benefit by way of monthly instalments, but the Administrator may offer to a claimant or beneficiary a commutation of the temporary income support benefit and to pay a lump sum, and for that purpose section 37(10) applies with the changes required by the context. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (6) The Administrator may accept a claim for a temporary income support benefit subject to conditions, including a requirement that the beneficiary submits further medical reports, regarding his or her ability to earn an income. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus
other lump sum by a pension or provident fund or by an employer in respect of a person's employment. (7) The amount and duration of the long-term income support benefit is to be determined as follows: Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (a) In the case of injured persons contemplated in section 36(2)(a) and (b), the injured person’s pre-accident income, less taxation, must be used in the calculation of the benefit provided that the amount used in the calculation— Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (i) may not exceed the pre-accident income cap per year; and Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (ii) may not be less than the average annual national income; Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (b) in the case of injured persons contemplated in section 36(3), the injured person’s deemed income must be used in the calculation of the benefit; Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus
including— (a) the submission of further medical or vocational ability assessments regarding the beneficiary’s ability to work or his or her earning capacity; Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (b) the submission of further or periodic statements detailing the income earned by the beneficiary; and Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (c) participation by the beneficiary in a vocational training programme. Disagreed Agreed with govt Agreed with govt Area of disagreement. (9) A long-term income support beneficiary is not entitled to inflationary adjustments of the amount of the benefit paid by the Administrator but the Minister may, with the concurrence of the Minister of Finance, subject to affordability, from time to time, adjust the long-term income support benefit by notice in the Gazette to take into account the effects of inflation. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus
(b) the following persons must be given an opportunity to participate in the preparation and costing of the programme to the extent that they are willing and able to do so: Disagreed Agreed with govt Agreed with govt Area of disagreement (i) the beneficiary; and Disagreed Agreed with govt Agreed with govt Area of disagreement (ii) any employer or potential employer of the beneficiary; and Disagreed Agreed with govt Agreed with govt Area of disagreement (c) the Administrator must request the beneficiary to consent in writing to participate in the vocational training programme and may only require the beneficiary to participate in a programme without the written consent of the beneficiary if the consent is unreasonably withheld. Disagreed Agreed with govt Agreed with govt Area of disagreement (2) Once the Administrator requires a temporary or income support beneficiary to participate in a vocational training programme -
this Act’s definition of "dependant"; (b) proof that the death of the deceased breadwinner was caused by or arose from a road accident; Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (c) proof of the deceased breadwinner’s income in the manner provided for in sections 36(2)(a) and (b), failing which the deceased breadwinner must be deemed to have earned the pre-accident income contemplated in section 36(3); and Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (d) in the case of a by a spouse or spouses, proof of the pre-accident income of the spouse or spouses in the manner provided for in sections 36(2)(a) and (b), if those subsections are applicable. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (5) The pre-accident income of the deceased breadwinner, less taxation, or deemed income, as the case may be, accident
until he or she reaches the age of 60, whichever period is the shortest. (10) A dependant who is a child is entitled to a family support benefit until he or she reaches the age of 18. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (11) A dependant who is not a spouse or a is entitled to a family support benefit for as long as he or she would have been legally entitled to support and would have received such support had the breadwinner not died, or until he or she reaches the age of 60, whichever period is the shortest. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (12) Subject to subsection (15), the Administrator must pay the family support benefit by way of monthly instalments. Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (13) The Administrator may accept a claim for a family income support benefit subject to conditions, including conditions— Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus (a) in the case of a beneficiary other than a spouse or a child, requiring further or periodic Agreed Agreed Agreed Consensus