91.—(1) Regulations may provide for disqualifying a person for receiving injury benefit or disablement benefit for any period not exceeding 9 weeks, or for suspending proceedings on any claim for, or on any payment of, injury benefit or disablement benefit, where the person fails without good cause—

(a) to submit himself or herself from time to time to medical examination for the purpose of determining—

(i) the effect of the relevant accident,

(ii) whether the accident has resulted in a loss of faculty,

(iii) at what degree the extent of disablement resulting from a loss of faculty is to be assessed and what period is to be taken into account by the assessment, or

(iv) the treatment appropriate to the relevant injury or loss of faculty,

(b) to submit himself or herself from time to time to appropriate medical treatment for the relevant injury or loss of faculty,

(c) to attend at the places and times that may be required for the purposes of that medical examination or treatment, or

F636[(d) to comply with such requirements as may be specified by the regulations, including but not necessarily limited to:

(i) complying with instructions relating to his or her incapacity issued by a registered medical practitioner;

(ii) refraining from behaviour likely to hinder his or her recovery;

(iii) being available to meet with F637[an officer of the Minister or a medical assessor] regarding his or her claim for injury benefit or disablement benefit.]

F638[(1A) Subject to subsection (1B), a person in receipt of or entitled to injury benefit or an increase of disablement benefit under section 77 shall not engage in work.]

F639[(1B) A person shall not be disqualified for receipt of injury benefit or an increase of disablement benefit under section 77 while engaging in such class or classes of employment or training and subject to such circumstances and conditions as may be prescribed.]

[1993 s70(2)]

(2) Regulations under this section shall provide for payment to any person attending for medical examination or treatment referred to in subsection (1) of the amount that may be determined by the Minister as the amount of the reasonable and necessary travelling and other expenses (including any expense consisting of loss of remunerative time) incurred by the person in respect of the attendance.