Section 73 — Injury Prevention, Rehabilitation, and Compensation Act 2001: Payment of treatment providers for acute treatment
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73 Payment of treatment providers for acute treatment (1) In this section, treatment means treatment that— (a) is treatment of a type that the Corporation is liable to provide under this Act; and (b) is acute treatment; and (c) is not a public health acute service. (2) A claimant is not liable to pay that part of the treatment provider's fee that is an entitlement. (3) A treatment provider who wishes to seek payment of the part of the fee that is an entitlement must seek it— (a) from the person specified in arrangements the treatment provider has made for being paid for treating people suffering personal injury covered by this Act; or (b) if the treatment provider has not made any such arrangements, from the Corporation. Compare: 1998 No 114 s 80
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