5.2.2 Aggravation
Under subsection 70(2) of the MRCA, the amount of PI compensation payable in respect of an accepted aggravation of a pre-existing condition is the amount payable in respect of the IPs and lifestyle effects constituted solely by the aggravation.
GARP M contains no specific method for apportioning the aggravated component of a condition. Delegates should use Chapter 19: Partially Contributing Impairment and treat the impairment from the pre-existing condition as if it were an impairment from a non-accepted condition. Impairment from the aggravation should be treated as if it were an impairment from an accepted condition. The relative contributions of the pre-existing condition and the aggravation should be based on appropriate medical advice.
Aggravations are subject to the same minimum IP requirements discussed above.
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Under subsection 70(2) of the MRCA, the amount of PI compensation payable in respect of an accepted aggravation of a pre-existing condition is the amount payable in respect of the IPs and lifestyle effects constituted solely by the aggravation.
GARP M contains no specific method for apportioning the aggravated component of a condition. Delegates should use Chapter 19: Partially Contributing Impairment and treat the impairment from the pre-existing condition as if it were an impairment from a non-accepted condition. Impairment from the aggravation should be treated as if it were an impairment from an accepted condition. The relative contributions of the pre-existing condition and the aggravation should be based on appropriate medical advice.
Aggravations are subject to the same minimum IP requirements discussed above.
Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/military-compensation-mrca-manuals-and-resources-library/policy-manual/ch-5-permanent-impairment/52-entitlement-permanent-impairment-compensation/522-aggravation/aggravation-signs-and-symptoms-s30