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Personal Injuries Assessment Board Act 2003

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  1. Art. 1 Short title.
  2. Art. 2 Commencement.
  3. Art. 3 Civil actions to which Act applies.
  4. Art. 3A Civil actions to which Act does not apply.
  5. Art. 4 Interpretation.
  6. Art. 5 Regulations.
  7. Art. 6 Savings.
  8. Art. 7 Obtaining of legal advice.
  9. Art. 8 Expenses.
  10. Art. 9 “Relevant claim”.
  11. Art. 10 What this Chapter does.
  12. Art. 11 Application for assessment.
  13. Art. 12 Bar on bringing proceedings unless certain conditions are satisfied.
  14. Art. 13 Notification of application to respondent and ascertainment of his or her wishes.
  15. Art. 14 Procedures on foot of notification under section 13.
  16. Art. 15 Procedures if not everyone of 2 or more respondents consents to assessment being made.
  17. Art. 16 Making of, or omission to make, statement referred to in section 14 not an admission of liability.
  18. Art. 17 Discretion of Board not to arrange for making of assessment.
  19. Art. 18 Presumption as to capacity of claimant and respondent.
  20. Art. 18A Application and definitions
  21. Art. 18B Mediation process
  22. Art. 18C Mediation outcome and report
  23. Art. 18D Appointment of mediators
  24. Art. 18E Provisions relating to mediators
  25. Art. 18F Power of the Board to make procedural rules relating to mediation
  26. Art. 19 What this Chapter contains.
  27. Art. 20 Assessment.
  28. Art. 21 Section 20: supplemental provisions.
  29. Art. 22 Power to impose charges.
  30. Art. 23 Power to require additional information, etc.
  31. Art. 24 Medical examination of claimant in certain circumstances.
  32. Art. 25 Failure to comply with a request under section 23 or 24.
  33. Art. 26 Powers to request information from third parties.
  34. Art. 27 Section 26: supplemental provisions.
  35. Art. 28 Limited power to require certain other information.
  36. Art. 29 Special provision in relation to vulnerable parties.
  37. Art. 30 Parties to indicate whether or not they accept assessment.
  38. Art. 31 Deemed acceptance or non-acceptance of assessment.
  39. Art. 32 Proceedings to be authorised if assessment not accepted.
  40. Art. 33 Assessment binding on parties unless section 32 applies.
  41. Art. 34 Position of respondent or respondents who do not accept assessment.
  42. Art. 35 Approval of court required for certain assessments.
  43. Art. 36 Authorisation to bring proceedings where assessment not approved.
  44. Art. 37 Certain statements, etc., not to prejudice claimant or respondent.
  45. Art. 38 Enforceability of assessment.
  46. Art. 39 What this Chapter specifies.
  47. Art. 40 Primary legal effect of order to pay.
  48. Art. 41 Order to pay to operate as satisfaction of claimant's claim.
  49. Art. 42 Application of section 22 of Act of 1961 (claims for contributions between concurrent wrongdoers).
  50. Art. 43 Application of section 18 of Act of 1961.
  51. Art. 44 Expenses incurred by claimant.
  52. Art. 45 Fees or expenses where direction referred to in section 30(3) given.
  53. Art. 46 Rules.
  54. Art. 47 Withdrawal of application under section 11.
  55. Art. 48 Assessment of relevant claims where proceedings concerned brought before commencement of section 6.
  56. Art. 49 Assessments to be made expeditiously.
  57. Art. 49A Assessment of relevant claims where long term prognosis is awaited
  58. Art. 50 Reckoning of time for purpose of Statute of Limitations, etc.
  59. Art. 51 Non-admissibility of assessment in evidence.
  60. Art. 51A Costs in proceedings where assessment not accepted by claimant.
  61. Art. 51B Costs in connection with application under section 11 not taxable.
  62. Art. 51C Costs in proceedings where claimant or respondent does not comply with request of assessors
  63. Art. 52 Establishment day.
  64. Art. 53 Personal Injuries Assessment Board.
  65. Art. 54 Functions of Board.
  66. Art. 54A Requiring certain persons to provide information.
  67. Art. 55 Conferral of additional functions on Board.
  68. Art. 56 Membership of Board.
  69. Art. 57 Supplemental provisions as to membership of Board.
  70. Art. 58 Chairperson of Board.
  71. Art. 59 Vice-chairperson.
  72. Art. 60 Meetings of Board.
  73. Art. 61 Committees of Board.
  74. Art. 62 Supplemental provisions as to committees of Board.
  75. Art. 63 Chief executive.
  76. Art. 64 Supplemental provisions in relation to chief executive.
  77. Art. 65 Accountability of chief executive to Committee of Public Accounts.
  78. Art. 66 Accountability of chief executive to other Oireachtas Committees.
  79. Art. 67 Staff of Board.
  80. Art. 68 Superannuation.
  81. Art. 69 Indemnification of certain persons.
  82. Art. 70 Membership of either House of the Oireachtas, etc.
  83. Art. 71 Disclosure of interests.
  84. Art. 72 Section 71: supplemental provisions.
  85. Art. 73 Disclosure of information.
  86. Art. 73A Board shall provide information requested by Minister
  87. Art. 74 Grants to Board.
  88. Art. 74A Remittance by Board of moneys to Minister
  89. Art. 75 Borrowings by Board.
  90. Art. 76 Accounts.
  91. Art. 77 Further provisions with respect to accounts (including their audit).
  92. Art. 78 Strategic plans.
  93. Art. 79 Service of documents.
  94. Art. 80 Consultants and advisers.
  95. Art. 80A Offences: false or misleading information
  96. Art. 81 Penalties.
  97. Art. 82 Representation of Board in applications under section 27.
  98. Art. 83 Annual report.
  99. Art. 84 Amendment of Social Welfare (Consolidation) Act 1993.
  100. Art. 85 Amendment of Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.
  101. Art. 86 Supply of information to, or from, central database.