Victoria Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004
Part 11A: Insurance and indemnity for pecuniary penalties prohibited – Victoria Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004

Victoria Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 s148B-1: s 148B(1) and (2) Do not enter into insurance or indemnity for OHS penalties

Two things are prohibited: being a party to (including by entering) a contract or arrangement that claims to insure or indemnify yourself against liability for a pecuniary penalty under the Act or regulations; and being a party to, entering, or offering to enter, an arrangement that claims to give such cover to someone else. Maximum penalty: 300 penalty units for an individual, 1500 for a body corporate; indictable but may be heard summarily. A reasonable excuse is a defence. Insurance policies and contractual indemnities should therefore be checked for any cover of OHS penalties.

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