Note: The Scout Injury, Illness or Incident Report Form and the Willis Personal Accident Claim Form can be downloaded fromwww.vicscouts.com.au/info-and-forms under Adult or Vic Branch Resource Library in member’s website or contact the WillisScout Claims Department.Personal Accident and Illness Schedule of Benefits 2012 – <strong>2013</strong>SCHEDULE 1 - Benefits payable due to injury resulting in:The following benefits provided under Schedule 1 are common to Tables A and BNon-Incomeearning $IncomeEarning $1 Loss of life (insured persons aged 16 years and under, benefit limited to $10,000 maximum) 100,000 200,0002 Permanent paraplegia 100,000 200,0003 Permanent quadriplegia 100,000 200,0004 Permanent total disablement (other than disablement resulting from loss of sight and/or physical100,000 200,000severance of hands or feet) from performing any profession, business or occupation whatsoever5 Permanent and incurable paralysis of all limbs 100,000 200,0006 Permanent and incurable insanity 100,000 200,0007 Loss of entire sight of both eyes 100,000 200,0008 Loss of entire sight of one eye 75,000 150,0009 Loss of or the permanent total loss of use of both hands or both feet 100,000 200,00010 Loss of or the permanent total loss of use of one hand or foot 50,000 100,00011 Permanent total loss of hearing (a) both ears 75,000 150,000(b) one ear 37,500 75,00012 3 rd degree burns and/or resultant disfigurement covering more than 40% of entire external body 100,000 200,00013 Permanent total loss of the lens of one eye 37,500 75,00014 Loss of or the permanent total loss of use of four fingers and thumb of either hand 42,500 85,00015 Loss of or the permanent total loss of use of four fingers of either hand 25,000 50,00016 Loss of or the permanent total loss of use of one thumb of either hand(a) both joints 25,000 50,000(b) one joint 12,500 25,00017 Loss of or the permanent total loss of use of fingers of either hand(a) three joints 15,000 30,000(b) two joints 7,500 15,000(c) one joint 3,750 7,50018 Loss of or the permanent total loss of use of toes of either foot(a) all one foot 20,000 40,000(b) great - both joints 15,000 30,000(c) great - one joint 7,500 15,000(d) other than great, each toe 3,750 7,50019 Fractured leg or patella with established non-union 25,000 50,00020 Shortening of leg by at least 5 cm 5,000 10,000SCHEDULE II – Maximum Benefits payable:Benefits due to injury - itemised in the following Tables A, B and C are to be read in common with the Schedules I and III21 Disablement from attending business or occupation for not less than 7 consecutive days as a Per Nil 2,000result of Bodily Injuryweek22 Being a bed care patient for a period of more than 24 hours Per day 75 15023 Reimbursement of emergency costs - Maximum amount recoverable Ground 5,000 5,000Air 10,000 10,00024 Disablement from attending business or occupation for not less than 7 consecutive days as aresult of sickness contracted during participation in any recognised or official camp. Benefitspayable for up to 52 weeks (less initial 7 days of disablement)PerweekNil 1,00025 Disablement from attending to household duties as a result of injury, or sickness (as defined) fornot less than 7 consecutive days. Benefits payable for up to 52 weeks (less initial 7 days ofdisablement)Perweek75 NilSCHEDULE III - Benefits payable are fixed:The benefits itemised in Sections 26 to 32 below are to be read in common with Schedules I and II26 100% ‘Out of Pocket’ expenses - up to $5,000 for traveling, personal expenses necessarily incurred as a result of an injury or sickness (asdefined).27 100% of “Non Medicare” medical expenses - up to $5,000 necessarily incurred as a result of an injury admitted within 12 months of thedate of occurrence by Ansvar after a claim is first made on private health fund and/or TAC. Includes payment of dental adjustments whereItem 30 has not been paid in full.Note: only medical expenses allowed by legislation are payable28 Optical Allowance benefit to $500 for consultation and replacement of a pair of spectacles or actual cost, whichever is the lesser29 Home Tutoring Expenses benefit to $2,500 for payment of tuition expenses incurred due to injury or sickness causing total disablement30 Damage to Teeth - maximum lump sum benefit Limited to $15,000 due to injury only Maxm. Compensation $Benefits - loss or damage to sound and natural teetha) Permanent or 2 nd teeth excluding dentures and fillings40
i) loss of teeth 5,000 per toothii) capping of damaged teeth 5,000 per toothiii) damage to teeth not provided for in (ii) above 5,000 per accidentb) Milk or first teeth - loss of teeth 300 per toothc) Dentures and dental prostheses arising from an accidenti) Dentures 5,000 per toothii) Dental prostheses 10,000 per tooth31 Broken Bones Lump Sum BenefitsBenefits broken or fractured bones (due to injury only)a) Finger or toe, hand or foot 375 eachb) Arm, elbow, wrist, leg, ankle, knee (I) simple/compound fractures 750 eachc) Dislocations 375 eachd) Collarbone or breastbone 750 eache) Rib (one or more) 500 eachf) Shoulder, cheekbone, nose or jaw 750 eachg) Hip, skull, spine, neck, pelvis 3,000 each32 Overseas Medical Expenses payable due to injury or sickness (as defined) after claim is made upon privatehealth insurance or any other entitlement available to the Insured Person 10,00033 Rupture of internal organs (following an accident) 10,00034 Knee reconstruction 2,50035 Cost of returning ashes, remains and/or funeral costs allowance up to $5,000 following death as a result ofinjury or sickness (as defined) 5,000PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCEPeriod 30th November, 2012–<strong>2013</strong>The Scout Association has in place a Public and Products Liability Policy, which provides indemnity (protection) in respect of allScout Authorised Activities conducted by any Scout Group or other Formation within the Scout Association, including the Guideand Scout Water Activities Centre. The limit of indemnity is not less than $20,000,000 for any one occurrence. The indemnity isprovided in respect of personal injury or property damage suffered by a member of the public as a result of negligence on the partof the Scout Association or any member of the Scout Association which includes Leaders, Youth Members, Committee Membersand Voluntary Workers whilst acting with the approval, or consent of the Scout Association, or its authorised officers, orcertificated Leaders. The policy extends to include Scout Member to Member Liability which in effect provides indemnity for anymember of the Scout Association, should they be sued by any other member for negligence resulting in personal injury, or damageto property.TYPES OF RISKS COVERED:• Use of boats up to 8 metres in length,• Sale of food, drink or other goods,• Indemnities to Councils etc., under leased premises,• Use of hired equipment for Scouting activities.NEW OR UNUSUAL SCOUT EVENTS OR ACTIVITIES:Willis Australia Ltd must be advised of any unusual or new Scouting activity planned well in advance of the event date to ensurethat there is adequate insurance cover available. If the event planned is not within the scope of events normally covered by theInsurers, then Willis Australia Ltd may advise that an additional premium is required to be paid or that the event presents anunacceptable risk and can’t be insured.CONFIRMATION OF INSURANCE: (Certificate of Placement)Certificate of Placement forms are available from Willis Australia Ltd upon request but must be supported by an outline of theevent and proposed date/s so that these details can be added to your certificate. If an external organisation requires <strong>Scouts</strong> to signan event/activity application form then this too must also be forwarded to Willis Australia for review prior to signing.Confirmations are not necessary for Bunning’s sausage sizzles as <strong>Scouts</strong> are registered in the “Bunning’s Public Drive”. Adviseyour Bunning’s contact of this and they will be able to verify the currency of Scout Public Liability Insurance policy.To request a confirmation contact the Manager, Scout Insurance Scheme on 8681 9800, Toll Free 1800 335 014, Fax 8681 9881,email. confirmationofinsurance@vicscouts.asn.auMAKING A CLAIM:In the event of loss, damage or injury to Third Parties and/or their property:• Do Not admit liability – respectfully refer any inquiries to the Willis Scout Claims Department• Record details surrounding the incident and forward to Willis Scout Claims Department• Immediately forward any writ, summons or demand to Willis Scout Claims Department• Safeguard any equipment thought to be involved in the incidentHIRING – HALLS AND OTHER SCOUT PROPERTIESThe policy provides “Property Owners” indemnity for the Scout Association where outside organisations or members of thegeneral public hire our halls. This cover limits liability to incidents caused as a result of a fault or liability attached to theownership of the building and not for the activities being conducted by the party hiring the hall. The Scout Association’sinsurance does not extend to the provision of insurance protection to members of the general public or outside organisations inrelation to their property and legal liability exposures arising from the hire of our halls or campsites. Any proposed event41
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