Structure and Jurisdiction
The court then operated under the now repealed Compensation Court Act 1984 (NSW). The Governor could appoint a Chief Judge of the Court, Judges of the Court, and Commissioners.
The Chief Judge and the Judges of the Court could hear any claim before the Court. Commissioners were limited to hearing claims of less than $40,000.
A Principal Registrar and registrars of the Court could also be appointed.
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