Completing the Compensation and damages details via Mod C or verbal lodgement 117-01010040
This document outlines information that helps with the completion of a Module C Compensation and damages Form (Mod C). Customers get a Mod C when they (or their partner) receive, or are entitled to receive compensation payments or damages for a personal injury.
Existing compensation claims and collecting compensation information verbally
Table 1
Summary: Table 1: This table describes information relating to existing compensation claims and collecting compensation information verbally.
Item | Description |
1 | Existing compensation claim and CMM/CLE activityCheck the Compensation Management System (CMS) to see if the information is on the record. Search for ‘Compensation Management Summary’ in the Customer First workspace or ‘CMPS’ in Process Direct to view the existing compensation information. If there are no changes:
If the customer advises of any change to an incident that has already been recorded, see Coding Compensation and damages (Mod C) to request a clearance. |
Completing questions on the Mod C
Table 2
Summary: Table 2: This table describes how to complete questions 4 to 22 on the Mod C form.
Item | Description |
1 | Q4: Are you the person that has claimed or is claiming compensation?The name of the person who made or is making the compensation claim (compensation claimant). If this is the partner, enter all the compensation details on their record. |
2 | Q8: Where did the injury or illness occur?State, Territory or Overseas country where the injury occurred. |
3 | Q9: Is the compensation payer an?Select an option:
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4 | Q10: What are the compensation payer's details?Name of the insurer, organisation or individual liable to pay compensation for the claim and the claim number. |
5 | Q11: Have you claimed or are you claiming compensation from an employer?Customer must respond Yes or No. If Yes, the customer must give the employer's name and address. Create a Fast Note detailing the employer's business name and address. This will help the Compensation Recovery Team (CRT) process the clearance. |
6 | Q12: What is the date of the injury or illness?This is the date the injury occurred or when the illness was officially diagnosed. |
7 | Q13: What is the start date you lost wages due to the injury or illness?Identifies the date the claimant's loss of wages began due to the injury or illness. The date can be the same as Q12. |
8 | Q14: Did the injury or illness occur?Select an option:
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9 | Q15: What type of compensation has been or will be claimed?Options are:
Income protection policies attached to superannuation policies are not treated as compensation. See The effect of compensation on Social Security payments. A copy of the policy must be attached for:
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10 | Q16: Have weekly compensation payments been paid?Customer must respond Yes or No. |
11 | Q17: Have the payments stopped?Customer must respond Yes or No. If
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12 | Q18: Are you trying to get weekly compensation payments?Customer must respond Yes or No.
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13 | Q19: Has a lump sum compensation payment been paid?Customer must respond Yes or No.
Customer must attach a:
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14 | Q20: Are you trying to get a lump sum compensation payment?Customer must respond Yes or No. |
15 | Q21: Have you made or intend to claim any other compensation claims?Customer must respond Yes or No. |
16 | Q22: Do you or did you have, a solicitor acting for you in this claim for compensation?Customer must respond Yes or No.
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