SIRA is seeking feedback on the implementation of the Model of care for the management of low back pain – summary.
SIRA is seeking feedback on the draft Australian Clinical Guidelines for Health Professionals Managing People with Whiplash-Associated Disorders, Fourth Edition (Guidelines).
SIRA has reviewed and updated the Claims Management Audit Manual and appendices. We invite you to review the draft Claims Management Audit Manual and appendices and provide your feedback.
The State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) proposes to make new guidelines that will regulate matters such as insurance premiums, eligibility of businesses to buy insurance, handling of insurance claims made by homeowners and some other matters.
SIRA is seeking feedback on draft Guidelines for the Provision of Relevant Services (Health and Related Services).
We are seeking feedback on proposed amendments to the Workers Compensation Regulation 2016 to increase penalty notice amounts.
We are seeking feedback on proposed amendments to the Workers Compensation Regulation 2016 to prescribe the methodology to calculate additional compensation concerning investing or otherwise managing a dependent child’s lump sum death benefit paid to the NSW Trustee, and other minor amendments.
SIRA is seeking feedback from health practitioners on the proposed Allied health treatment request form prior to publication for use with the NSW CTP and workers compensation schemes.
SIRA is seeking feedback on a draft regulation related to health services.
SIRA is seeking feedback on the objectives of the Personal Injury Commission Act 2020.
SIRA is seeking feedback on the proposed draft Motor Accident Guidelines version 9.
This consultation is about a range of reform ideas to redesign how the home building compensation scheme is regulated and operated.
SIRA is seeking feedback on the proposed draft Motor Accident Guidelines in relation to CTP Care
We are seeking feedback on a new Return to work - early intervention Standard of Practice. The new Standard has been developed to support and set expectations for insurers in their early management of claims.
SIRA is seeking feedback on new guidelines that aim to improve outcomes for people with work-related hearing loss.
We are seeking feedback on the specialised insurer licensing framework.
We are seeking feedback on the self-insurer licensing framework.
This consultation is about options to change how SIRA regulates insurance premiums for different types of construction work.
We seek feedback on the implementation of the AHP framework in the NSW CTP scheme and review its effectiveness, with recommendations for refinement or improvements.
Consultation has commenced on injury insurance arrangements for gig economy food delivery riders.
We are seeking feedback from insurers, people involved in providing passenger services, and other interested stakeholders on the proposed Compulsory Third Party (CTP) solution for taxis and hire vehicles in the point to point (P2P) industry.
We are seeking feedback on a new cost-sharing mechanism for COVID-19 workers compensation claims. This mechanism will enable certain COVID-19 claims costs to be redistributed across the workers compensation system to maintain a healthy and competitive workers compensation market in NSW.
The State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) is reviewing the provision of legal support for injured people in the compulsory third-party (CTP) insurance scheme under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017 (the Act).
This consultation is seeking input from stakeholders on the NSW policy and framework underpinning the approval, engagement and performance of workplace rehabilitation providers.
We are seeking feedback on a new psychological injury Standard of Practice. The new Standard aims to set expectations for insurers about the management of claims for workers with a psychological injury.
This consultation is to seek feedback on the revised Workers compensation guidelines for allied health treatment and hearing service provision.
This consultation introduces and seeks feedback on the proposed health outcomes framework for the schemes.
We are seeking feedback on the draft of the new Standard of practice for insurers about the handling of COVID-19 workers compensation claims and claims handling practices during the period of the pandemic.
We are seeking comments on the proposed Motor Accidents Compensation Regulation 2020 and Regulatory Impact Statement.
We are seeking input from stakeholders about how measurement of return to work can be strengthened across the schemes we regulate.
We are seeking feedback from industry stakeholders on how CTP insurance premiums for the point to point industry will be calculated beyond December 2020.
We're seeking your views to inform revised regulatory requirements relating to the healthcare arrangements within the NSW Workers Compensation and CTP systems.
SIRA is conducting a review into services to support people with work-related hearing loss in the NSW workers compensation system.
SIRA is conducting a review of the minor injury definition against the objectives of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017. Give us your feedback.
SIRA consulted on proposed Customer Service Conduct Principles for insurers dealing with workers compensation, CTP and home building compensation claims.
We are seeking your submission to assist SIRA with its compliance and performance review of the workers compensation Nominal Insurer, icare.
We are seeking feedback on proposed advice for CTP insurers and health professionals on the role and expectations for health professionals who are supporting insurer decisions about earning capacity.
We are seeking feedback on proposed frameworks for non-treating health practitioners in the NSW CTP scheme and workers compensation system.
We are consulting about the current transitional arrangements of CTP insurance for the point to point industry which are set to expire in December 2020.
We are continuing to progress the design and development of the Claims Administration Manual (CAM).
We are consulting on the development and implementation of the claims administration manual and the review of the workers compensation guidelines.
We are seeking feedback on the draft workers compensation Market Practice and Premium Guidelines (MPPGs) for 2018/19. These apply to all ‘licensed insurers’.
We want your opinion on claims handling and business plan standards for the reformed home building compensation scheme in NSW. We regulate this insurance scheme.
We want your opinion on eligibility and premium standards for the reformed home building compensation scheme in NSW. See here for more information.
Following recent reforms, we identified a need to review our existing sponsorship, incentive, grant and strategic research programs. Here's where you can find more information.
The NSW Government proposes to reform insurer profit from the CTP Green Slip Scheme and improve outcomes for NSW motorists and people injured on our roads.
The NSW Government wants to improve claims handling and dispute resolution services in the CTP Green Slip Scheme. We asked for your feedback.
This consultation is regarding the regulation and supervision of workers compensation insurer premiums, market practices, financial and prudential requirements.
The workplace return to work programs guidelines are used to help develop return to work programs in workplaces.
We are consulting on the implementation of the proposed licensing framework and supervisory model. We want to hear your views.
We sought feedback on minor amendments that were proposed to the Workers Compensation Regulation 2010 when it was being remade.
We sought feedback on how to reform Green Slip insurance to better support people injured on the roads and reduce premium costs.
We sought feedback on how to reform CTP Green Slip insurance following the growing popularity of ride sharing services.
We conducted a review of our self-insurance licensing framework to improve outcomes for injured people and reduce red tape.
We sought feedback on the development of a new regulation to govern two new return to work assistance benefits.
We sought feedback on a new regulation to allow payment of legal costs in connection with work capacity decision reviews.