Compulsory Third Party Insurance

The Nominal Defendant

The Nominal Defendant is a statutory office which exists to enable persons injured by unregistered vehicles without CTP insurance or by unidentified vehicles (eg hit and run accidents) to be compensated. The Nominal Defendant is funded by levies on ACT CTP insurers (currently NRMA Insurance) and the ACT and Commonwealth Governments. Where possible, the Nominal Defendant also recovers costs of claims from the at fault driver of an unregistered vehicle.

Under the Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Act 2008 the ACT Insurance Authority (ACTIA) is the Nominal Defendant.

Please see the Claims Page for information about making a claim against the Nominal Defendant.

Please use the Feedback Page for any enquiries regarding CTP issues in the ACT.

Documents

Name	Released	Type
ACT Nominal Defendant Annual Report 2007	14 April 2008	PDF [682Kb]
ACT Nominal Defendant Annual Report 2006	30 May 2007	PDF [686Kb]
ACT Nominal Defendant Annual Report 2005	7 March 2006	PDF [286Kb]
ACT Nominal Defendant Annual Report 2004	21 January 2005	PDF [293Kb]
ACT Nominal Defendant Annual Report 2003	9 February 2004	PDF [269Kb]
ACT Nominal Defendant Annual Report 2002	13 February 2003	PDF [308Kb]
ACT Nominal Defendant Annual Report 2001	19 February 2002	PDF [311Kb]

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