(1) The regulations may provide for one or more schemes for one or more of the following:
(a) making payments to:
(i) medical practitioners; or
(ii) medical indemnity insurers on behalf of medical practitioners;
to help those medical practitioners meet the cost of purchasing medical indemnity (whether such costs are incurred by way of MDO membership subscriptions, insurance premiums or otherwise);
(aa) making payments to:
(i) medical practitioners; or
(ii) medical indemnity insurers on behalf of medical practitioners;
to help those medical practitioners meet the cost of paying run - off cover support payments;
(b) making payments to medical indemnity insurers to help the medical indemnity insurers meet the cost of administering schemes provided for under paragraph (a).
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), a scheme may make provision for:
(a) the conditions that must be satisfied for a subsidy to be payable; and
(b) the amount of a subsidy; and
(c) the conditions that must be complied with by persons to whom a subsidy is paid; and
(d) payments to medical indemnity insurers to reduce the costs of medical indemnity for medical practitioners; and
(e) any amount payable to the Commonwealth to be recovered as a debt.
(3) Without limiting paragraph (2)(a), a scheme may provide that a subsidy is to be paid only:
(a) to medical practitioners working in particular areas of medical practice; or
(b) for the purchase of particular kinds of medical indemnity.