Motor Accident Injuries (Premiums and Administration) Amendment Regulation 2022 (No 1) (ACT)

The Motor Accident Injuries (Premiums and Administration) Amendment Regulation 2022 (No 1) was made by the Australian Capital Territory Executive under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019. The regulation was brought into effect on the day after its notification, which was 9 December 2022. It amends the Motor Accident Injuries (Premiums and Administration) Regulation 2019. The regulation introduces new definitions and premium classes related to modified historic vehicles. The regulation provides new definitions for modified historic vehicles and introduces new premium classes for such vehicles.

The regulation required the court to determine whether the new definitions and premium classes were consistent with the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019 and whether they were reasonably necessary for the purposes of the Act. The court had to consider whether the new definitions and premium classes were consistent with the Act and whether they were reasonably necessary for the purposes of the Act. The court had to consider whether the new definitions and premium classes were reasonably necessary for the purposes of the Act.

The court found that the new definitions and premium classes were consistent with the Act and were reasonably necessary for the purposes of the Act. The court held that the new definitions and premium classes were consistent with the Act and were reasonably necessary for the purposes of the Act. The court found that the new definitions and premium classes were reasonably necessary for the purposes of the Act.

The court upheld the regulation. The regulation remains in force.