1In this Act
“blind workman” means a workman as defined by the definition “worker” in the Workers’ Compensation Act and possessing in his better eye a central actual acuity either with or without glasses not greater than 6-60 or 20-200(Snellen);(travailleur aveugle)
“Board” Repealed: 1994, c.70, s.2
“Commission” means the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission;(Commission)
“employer” means an employer as defined by the Workers’ Compensation Act who has in his employ a blind workman;(employeur)
“full cost of compensation” means compensation payable under or by virtue of Part I of the Workers’ Compensation Act by reason of a blind workman meeting with an accident for which he would be entitled to compensation under that Act, and includes the capitalized sum or present value of the sum required as determined by the Commission to provide for future payments of compensation to the workman or his dependents;(montant total de l’indemnité)
“Institute” means The Canadian National Institute for the Blind.(Institut)
R.S., c.20, s.1; 1981, c.80, s.29, 30, 31; 1994, c.70, s.2