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NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA MOTOR ACCIDENTS (COMPENSATION) ACT As in force at 1 July 2014 Table of provisions Part 1 1 2 3 4 4A 4B 4C 4D 4DA 4E Part 2 5 6 Part 3 7 9 9A 9B 9C 9D 9E 9F 9G 10 10A

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How to fill out the table of provisions part:

1. Begin by carefully reviewing the relevant provisions in the document or agreement you are working with.
2. Identify each provision that needs to be included in the table. This could include sections, clauses, or specific terms.
3. Create a clear and organized table format with columns or sections to list the provisions.
4. In the first column, label each provision with a brief description or title.
5. In the subsequent columns, provide additional information such as the provision's location in the document, its purpose, key details, or any references to related sections or clauses.
6. Fill in each row of the table with the corresponding information for each provision.
7. Double-check your work to ensure accuracy and completeness.
8. Format the table to enhance clarity and readability, using appropriate font styles, sizes, and spacing.
9. Include a table title or heading that clearly identifies it as the "Table of Provisions" or a similar description.

Who needs the table of provisions part:

1. Legal professionals: Lawyers, in-house counsel, or legal teams who are drafting or reviewing contracts and agreements frequently use tables of provisions to summarize and organize the key terms in a document. It helps ensure that all provisions are properly analyzed and addressed.
2. Business owners: Entrepreneurs or business owners who are involved in negotiating and finalizing contracts can benefit from a table of provisions. It provides an overview of important terms and helps track any changes or amendments made to specific provisions during the negotiation process.
3. Compliance officers: Professionals responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance within an organization may use a table of provisions to track and monitor specific legal requirements and obligations outlined in various agreements or policies.

Please note that the specific audience who needs a table of provisions may vary based on the nature of the document, agreement, or industry involved.

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