23(1)In this section, “non-judicial remedy” means a remedy that a person is entitled, by law or by contract, to exercise in respect of a claim without court proceedings.

23(2)If a claimant is prevented from bringing a claim as a result of the expiry of a limitation period established by this Act, the claimant is not entitled to enforce against the defendant any non-judicial remedy that the claimant would otherwise be entitled to enforce in relation to the claim.