This Bill broadens the range of circumstances that give employers the right to apply for a review of the Accident Compensation Corporation’s decisions related to a claim. Section 64 of the Act requires the Accident Compensation Corporation to give notice of a decision on a claim for cover for a work-related personal injury to an employee and every employer who might be entitled to apply for a review of the decision. The definition of cover is provided for in the Accident Compensation Act. Occasionally decisions are made on the acceptance of circumstances that constitute an aggravation or re-injury of a work-related personal injury. These decisions may have a material impact on an employer’s claim history and Experience Rating. The decision is invariably made outside the timeframe of the original cover decision and presently the Accident Compensation Corporation is neither required to advise the employer or consider a review in those circumstances. This Bill will remedy that, by including a requirement on the Accident Compensation Corporation to inform the employer and employee of decisions in respect of aggravation or re-injury of a work-related injury and provide for a review by the employer of that decision.