In this
Part —
damages —
(a)
means —
(i)
damages due or payable to, or claimed by, a worker for an
injury caused to that worker by the tort of the worker’s employer or the
tort of any person for whose conduct the worker’s employer is
vicariously liable; or
(ii)
damages due or payable to, or claimed by, a dependant of
a deceased worker under the Fatal Accidents Act 1959 for an injury
causing the death of the worker; or
(iii)
damages due or payable to, or claimed on behalf of, the
estate of a deceased worker under the Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions)
Act 1941 for an injury causing the death of the worker; or
(iv)
the amount of any contribution or indemnity due or
payable to, or claimed by, a concurrent tortfeasor under the
Law Reform (Contributory Negligence and Tortfeasors’ Contribution)
Act 1947 in respect of an injury to, or the death of, a worker;
but
(b) does
not include damages in respect of a liability imposed by contract that
would not arise as a coordinate liability in tort;
deemed worker , in relation to an employer,
means —
(a) a
worker of whom the employer would not be the employer but for being taken to
be the employer by section 215; or
(b) a
person to whom the employer would be liable to pay compensation under
Division 2 Subdivision 3 as a person who does work for the employer
under an avoidance arrangement as provided by that Subdivision; or
(c) if
the employer is Racing and Wagering Western Australia — a person of
whom Racing and Wagering Western Australia would not be the employer but for
section 15;
group self-insurer licence means a self-insurer
licence granted on terms that extend the licence to 1 or more specified
related entities of the holder of the licence, as provided for by
section 246(2);
industry classification means an industry
classification in accordance with an industry classification order under
section 253;
insurable damages means damages in respect of
which an employer is required by section 202 to insure;
insurer licence means a licence under
Division 3 Subdivision 1;
licensed insurer means the holder of an insurer
licence;
remuneration means any payment in money or
money’s worth paid to or for the benefit of a worker that is prescribed
by the regulations as remuneration for the purposes of this Part;
self-insurer means —
(a) the
holder of a self-insurer licence; and
(b) a
related entity, as defined in section 246(1), to which a group
self-insurer licence extends;
self-insurer liability , of an employer, means a
liability of the employer in respect of an injury to or the death of a worker
that is a liability in respect of employment when the employer was a
self-insurer and that is a liability in respect of which the employer would
have been required to hold a workers compensation policy had the employer not
been a self-insurer;
self-insurer licence means a licence under
Division 4 Subdivision 1;
specialised insurer means a licensed insurer whose
insurer licence is subject to a specialised insurer condition under
section 234(1);
tort means negligence or other tort (including
breach of statutory duty).