Compensation & Insurance: Public Place Claims - FAQ
What is a public place?
- A public place is defined by legislation in each state and territory.
- In general a public place is considered to be a place or part of premises that is open to the public or used by the public. Usually it is irrelevant whether you have to pay a fee to enter the place or not. If it is accessible to the public then it is considered public.
- You need to check the relevant legislation in your state or territory as this definition may be slightly different in your jurisdiction.
Read some more FAQS from our Public Place Claims section