Key Benefits:
Decision of 7 July 1967 laying down a General Administrative Rule of Management as referred to in Article 17 (4) and Article 66 (4) of the Law on incapacity for work.
We JULIANA, at the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc., etc., etc.
On the nomination of Our Minister of Social Affairs and Health of 20 June 1967, Directorate General for Social Amenities, Executive Board Soc. All That, Afd. General Affairs;
Having regard to the Articles 17 , fourth paragraph, and 66, 4th member, of the Disability Insurance Act ;
Heard the Council of State (opinion of 28 June 1967, No 47);
Having regard to the further report of our Minister of Social Affairs and Health of 4 July 1967, Directorate General for Social Amenities, Soc Management Committee. All That, Afd. Alg. Cases, No 58232;
Have found good and understand:
1 The person who is not on the basis of the Incapacity for work insurance and not on the basis of the Law employment and income to work is insured and who is incapacitated for work or whose incapacity for work has been increased as a result of an occupational disease, mentioned in Column I of the Annex to this Decision, the right to the grant of a incapacity for work shall be considered as having been insured on the basis of a Incapacity for work insurance , if the occupational disease is caused by the Column II of the Annex on the subject of the disease, the person concerned and the person concerned had been insured under the latter law but never had been insured under the law of the disease. Law employment and income to work .
2 The person who is not on the basis of the Incapacity for work insurance and not on the basis of the Law employment and income to work is insured and which is fully and permanently disabled or partly labour-suited as a result of an occupational disease called in Column I of the Annex , the right to benefit is payable on the basis of the Law employment and income to work considered as having been insured under that law, if the occupational disease is caused by the Column II of the Annex the disease has been reported by the person concerned and he was insured in respect of that work under that law.
3 As far as the person concerned is concerned by the person concerned before 1 July 1967, the application of the first paragraph shall, instead of: ' be considered as having been insured on the basis of Incapacity for work insurance ' It is considered as having been insured on the basis of the statutory accident insurance.
4 Incapacity as a result of an illness, mentioned in Column I of the Annex of this Decision, shall, unless otherwise apparent, be deemed to have been caused by the work carried out by the person concerned in accordance with the first paragraph.
The provisions of the previous article shall not apply in respect of:
a. The person who, on the entry into force of the incapacity for work in connection with the provisions of the Article 6, first paragraph, point A or B , of the Disability Insurance Act (Wet op de Disability Insurance) is not insured;
b. The person who derives from the benefit of the benefit of the benefit of the right to incapacity for work Law on the liquidation of accident laws ;
c. The person who, on entering the complete and lasting incapacity for work or partial work fitness on the basis of Article 8, first paragraph, of the Law on Work and Income to Work in connection with Article 6, first paragraph, point (a) or (b) of the Law on Disease Control is not insured on the basis of the Law employment and income to work .
The person who, by virtue of the provisions of the Article 1 is considered as if he is insured under the Incapacity for work insurance or the Law employment and income to work shall be deemed to be insured with the Implementing Institute for the insurance of employees.
Under ministerial arrangements, the Annex shall be amended by this Decision.
This decision is cited as: Decision of claims in respect of occupational diseases of not insured under the WAO or the Act of WIA.
This Decision shall enter into force from the second day following the date of issue of the State Sheet , in which it is placed and works back to July 1, 1967.
Our Minister of Social Affairs and Public Health is in charge of the implementation of this decision, which is State Sheet will be placed and copies of which will be sent to the Council of State.
Soestdijk, 7 July 1967
JULIANA.
The Minister for Social Affairs and Health,
B. ROOLVINK.
Issued the 20th of July 1967.The Minister of Justice,
C. H. F. POLAK.
Occupational diseases
Work
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II
| Tuberculosis |
Activities linked to: |
| wine-related nursing, |
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| the holding or operation of hospitals, aftercare facilities, clinics, police clinics, medical consulting and inspection agencies, establishments, where mental or mental days are nurtured, sanatoria and medical care, and bacteriological laboratories, home and household and family care for health and other organisations for the benefit of social services. |
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| Silicosis with or without lung tuberculosis |
Work, where workers are exposed to the harmful inaction of quartz (silicon dioxide)-containing dust. |
| Asbestosis with or without lung tuberculosis |
Work in which workers have been exposed to the harmful inaction of the astdust. |
| Pathological disorders caused by ionising radiations |
Work in which workers have been exposed to the operation of ionising radiations. |
| Decompression disease |
Work carried out under higher pressure than atmospheric atmospheric pressure. |
| Hepatitis B |
a. Work in which close and frequent contact with human blood or products takes place or |
| b. Work involving close and frequent with a source of Hepatitis-B infection in health care, social assistance, or in a laboratory, or through work involving an infectious hazard in similar degrees. may be deemed to be. |
