Regulation 33 Further assessment where disablement worsensI1

the person's permanent disablement has become worse, and

the person reasonably believes that their assessed degree of permanent disablement (“the original assessment”) does not provide a reasonable assessment of the degree of permanent disablement resulting from the relevant incident.

be made to the Board

be in writing;

be on a form approved for the purpose by the Board;

be signed by or on behalf of the claimant;

be made within the period of 12 months beginning with the date on which the worsening began;

specify the grounds on which the application is made;

include medical evidence that the applicant's disablement has become worse, and

include such information as the President of the Board may from time to time determine.

arrange for the applicant to be assessed by a health care professional, and

provide that health care professional with any relevant information obtained under regulation 29 or otherwise in the possession of the Board.

assess the applicant's degree of permanent disablement in accordance with regulation 15(2) to (8), and

make a report to the Board—

the Board must determine the amount of victims' payments payable to the applicant in accordance with regulations 18(2) to (5), 19 and 20 by reference to the further assessment, and

the applicant is entitled to the amount of victims' payments determined under sub-paragraph (a) from the date of that determination.

the assessed degree of permanent disablement of the applicant;

in a case where paragraph (5) applies, the amount determined under paragraph (5)(a), and

the right to appeal.