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(1) In this section, key aspect of social rehabilitation means any of the following:
(a) aids and appliances:
(b) attendant care:
(c) child care:
(d) education support:
(e) home help:
(f) modifications to the home:
(g) training for independence:
(h) transport for independence.
(2) Terms in subsection (1)(a), (b), and (d) to (h) have the same meaning as in clause 12 of Schedule 1.
(3) The Corporation is liable to provide a key aspect of social rehabilitation to a claimant—
(a) if the conditions in subsection (4) are met; but
(b) not earlier than a date determined in accordance with section 83.
(4) The conditions are—
(a) a claimant is assessed or reassessed under section 84 as needing the key aspect; and
(b) the provision of the key aspect is in accordance with the Corporation's assessment of it under whichever of clauses 13 to 22 of Schedule 1 are relevant; and
(c) the Corporation considers that the key aspect—
(i) is required as a direct consequence of the personal injury for which the claimant has cover; and
(ii) is for the purpose set out in section 79; and
(iii) is necessary and appropriate, and of the quality required, for that purpose; and
(iv) is of a type normally provided by a rehabilitation provider; and
(d) the provision of the key aspect has been agreed in the claimant's individual rehabilitation plan, if a plan has been agreed.
(5) This clause is subject to any regulations made under section 324.
Compare: 1998 No 114 Schedule 1 cl 39
