1.  Sections 1 to 4 and anything in this instrument not elsewhere covered by this table

The day after this instrument is registered.

2.  Schedule 1

1 April 2019

1 April 2019

3.  Part 1 of Schedule 2

1 January 2019

1 January 2019

4.  Part 2 of Schedule 2

1 April 2019

1 April 2019

5.  Part 3 of Schedule 2

1 April 2020

1 April 2020

6.  Part 1 of Schedule 3

1 April 2019

1 April 2019

7.  Part 2 of Schedule 3

1 April 2020

1 April 2020

8.  Schedule 4

1 January 2019

1 January 2019

9.  Schedule 5

1 April 2019

1 April 2019

10.  Schedule 6

1 April 2019

1 April 2019

11.  Schedule 7

The day after this instrument is registered.

18 or older, but under 41

the person’s base percentage

41

the person’s base percentage minus 2 percentage points

42

the person’s base percentage minus 4 percentage points

43

the person’s base percentage minus 6 percentage points

44

the person’s base percentage minus 8 percentage points

45 or older

zero

18 or older, but under 26

10%

26

8%

27

6%

28

4%

29

2%

1

Policy name

The name of the policy.

2

Name of private health insurer

The trading or brand name of the private health insurer in the State in which the policy is being made available, together with any associated branding that the insurer elects to include.

3

Disclaimer for restricted access insurers

If the policy is offered by a restricted access insurer—the following statement:

“Membership of this insurer is restricted to”

followed by the details.

4

Contact details

A contact phone number and website address of the private health insurer.

5

State/s available in

The States in which the product is available, expressed as either:

  (a) if:

 (i) the product is offered in all States; and

 (ii) every feature of the product (including the monthly premium referred to in item 6) is the same in each State;

   “All States”; or

  (b) otherwise—the State or States in which the product is available, expressed as whichever of the following is applicable:

 (i) “NSW & ACT”;

 (ii) “Northern Territory”;

 (iii) “Queensland”;

 (iv) “South Australia”;

 (v) “Tasmania”;

 (vi) “Victoria”;

 (vii) “Western Australia”.

6

Monthly premium

The total monthly premium payable before any rebate, loading or discount is applied.

The following words must be inserted before or following the premium amount: “before any rebate, loading or discount”.

Note: This item does not limit the information that a private health insurer may give to an insured person with regard to the premium payable after any rebate, loading and/or discount is applied.

7

Corporate products

If the policy is part of a corporate product—a statement to that effect, indicating either of the following, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate information:

  (a) “Employees/members of [Company/Organisation]”;

  (b) “Employees/members of organisations with arrangements with this health insurer”.

8

Closed products

If the policy is closed so that it is no longer available to anyone except those persons who, at the time of closing, were insured under the policy—the following words:

“This policy is closed to new members.”.

9

Who is covered

The insured groups that may be covered, expressed as whichever of the following is applicable:

  (a) “only one person”;

  (b) “2 adults (and no-one else)”;

  (c) “2 or more people, none of whom is an adult”;

  (d) “2 or more people, only one of whom is an adult”;

  (e) “3 or more people, only 2 of whom are adults”;

  (f) “3 or more people, at least 3 of whom are adults”.

Note 1: The insured groups are set out in rule 5 of these Rules.

Note 2: This item does not limit the information that a private health insurer may give to an insured person with regard to the name/s of person/s covered by the policy.

10

Ambulance cover

The following information:

  (a) whether ambulance cover is included;

  (b) if so:

 (i) the waiting period (if any); and

 (ii) whether the cover is:

 (A) emergency only; or

 (B) emergency and non‑emergency; and

 (iii) any limits on cover (dollar amount or service); and

 (iv) any call-out fees (if applicable);

  (c) for each State in which:

 (i) the product is available; and

 (ii) ambulance cover is not included;

   the following information:

 (iii) whether free ambulance services are available in that State;

 (iv) if so—whether they are limited to services in that State;

  (d) if ambulance cover were to be provided by a person other than the private health insurer who prepared the statement—whether the policy would provide a benefit for that cover.

11

Date available

If, and only if, the policy is not yet available—the date from which the policy will be available.

12

Date statement issued or updated

The date on which the content of the statement was issued or updated, in the following format, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate information:

“Date statement [issued/updated]: [dd]/[month in words]/[yyyy]”

13

Unique identifier

The unique identifier for the standard information statement that is generated by the privatehealth.gov.au system.

1

Information relating to policies that are available only with a general treatment policy

If the policy is available only with a policy that covers general treatment—whichever of the following is applicable:

  (a) if the policy may be purchased with any policy that covers general treatment offered by the insurer—the statement “must be purchased with a general treatment policy”;

  (b) if there is a set range of policies that cover general treatment with which the policy may be combined—the statement “must be purchased with certain general treatment policies”.

2

Whether the policy exempts holders from the Medicare Levy Surcharge

Whichever of the following is applicable:

  (a) “This policy exempts you from the Medicare Levy Surcharge”;

  (b) “This policy does not exempt you from the Medicare Levy Surcharge”.

3

What’s included and what’s not included in the policy

An indication of:

  (a) treatments that are covered by the policy, consisting of the words:

“This policy includes cover for”

   followed by the relevant treatments; and

  (b) treatments that are not covered by the policy, consisting of the words:

“This policy does not include cover for”

   followed by the relevant treatments.

4

Restrictions

A list of all restrictions (if any) that apply.

5

Waiting periods for new and upgrading members

The waiting periods that apply under the policy before a policy holder can claim, expressed either:

  (a) in the following format, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate figures:

 (i) “[the number of months (up to 2)] months for palliative care, rehabilitation and psychiatric treatments”;

 (ii) “[the number of months (up to 12)] months for pre‑existing conditions”;

 (iii) if, and only if, the policy covers pregnancy and birth (obstetrics)—“[the number of months (up to 12)] months for pregnancy and birth (obstetrics)”;

 (iv) “[the number of months (up to 2)] months for all other treatments”; or

  (b) if shown in a table—for all treatments covered by the policy, the appropriate figure for the relevant waiting period.

Note 1: This item does not limit the information that a private health insurer may provide with regard to an individual’s policy.

Note 2: The obstetrics waiting period of up to 12 months does not apply to treatment for neonatal care.

6

Excess

Whichever of the following is appropriate:

  (a) if there is no excess—the words “No excess”;

  (b) if there is an excess:

 (i) whichever of the following is appropriate, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate figure, and where the dollar amount for excess per admission is the excess for an overnight admission, if this is different from the excess for day surgery:

 (A) “You will have to pay an excess of $[number] per admission.”;

 (B) “You will have to pay an excess of $[number] per admission. This is limited to a maximum of $[number] per year.”;

 (C) “You will have to pay an excess on admission. This is limited to a maximum of $[number] per year.”;

 (D) “You will have to pay an excess of $[number] per admission. This is limited to a maximum of $[number] per person per year.”;

 (E) “You will have to pay an excess on admission. This is limited to a maximum of $[number] per person and $[number] per policy per year.”;

 (F) “You will have to pay an excess of $[number] per admission. This is limited to a maximum of $[number] per person and $[number] per policy per year.”;

 (G) “You will have to pay an excess on admission. This is limited to a maximum of $[number] per policy per year.”; and

 (ii) if applicable—“Excess payments do not apply to hospital admissions for accidents, of child dependants, or for day surgery”, with any of “accidents”, “child dependants” and “day surgery” that do not apply deleted, but with the order of those terms otherwise unchanged.

7

Extra cost per day (co‑payments)

If there are no co-payments—the statement “No co-payments”.

If there are co-payments:

  (a) the statement “Every time you go to hospital you will have to pay”, followed by (with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate figures):

 (i) either:

 (A) the statement “$[number] per day for overnight admissions”; or

 (B) the statements:

 “$[number] per day for a shared room for overnight admissions”; and

 if the policy covers accommodation in a private room—“$[number] per day for a private room for overnight admissions”; and

 (ii) as applicable, either:

 (A) the statement “$[number] for day surgery (no overnight stay)”; or

 (B) the statement “No co-payment for day surgery (no overnight stay)”; and

 (iii) the statement “­– up to $[number] per hospital stay”, placed, if applicable, and if the insurer so chooses, directly after the statements referred to in subparagraph (i); and

  (b) if applicable—the statement “The maximum co‑payment is $[number] per year” (with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate figures).

8

Note on out of pocket costs/doctors’ fees

The following statement:

“Under this policy, you may have to pay out-of-pocket costs above what you get from Medicare or your private health insurer. Before you go to hospital, you should ask your doctors, hospital and health insurer about any out-of-pocket costs that may apply to you.”.

9

Note on information relating to contracts between hospitals and insurers

The following statement:

“The benefits paid for hospital treatment will depend on the type of cover you purchase and whether your fund has an agreement in place with the hospital in which you are treated. See ‘Agreement Hospitals’ on privatehealth.gov.au for which hospitals have arrangements with your insurer.”.

10

Other features

A statement that indicates any other features of the policy that the insurer wishes to draw attention to.

The statement must consist of at most 100 words.

Example: Benefits for travel or accommodation, or aged‑based or other discounts.

Note: This statement (if included) is in addition to the statement (if included) that is referred to in item 9 of Schedule 3.

1

Information relating to policies that are available only with a hospital policy

If the policy is available only with a policy that covers hospital  treatment—whichever of the following is applicable:

  (a) if the policy may be purchased with any policy that covers hospital treatment offered by the insurer—the statement “must be purchased with a hospital policy”;

  (b) if there is a set range of policies that cover hospital treatment with which the policy may be combined—the statement “must be purchased with certain hospital policies”.

2

Preferred service provider arrangements

Whichever of the following is appropriate:

  (a) if the private health insurer has preferred service provider arrangements—either:

 (i) a brief outline of the appropriate arrangements; or

 (ii) the following statement, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate text: “By using [insert name of insurer]’s ‘preferred providers’ you may have lower out of pocket costs on [insert services or use “many allied health”] treatments and have access to more ‘no gap’ treatments. A list of ‘preferred providers’ is available from [insert name of insurer].”;

  (b) otherwise—the following statement, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate text: “[Insert name of insurer] does not operate a preferred provider scheme.”.

3

Treatments covered by the policy

A complete list of treatments that are covered by the policy, expressed in terms of the following:

  (a) general dental;

  (b) major dental;

  (c) endodontic;

  (d) orthodontic;

  (e) optical;

  (f) non PBS pharmaceuticals;

  (g) physiotherapy;

  (h) chiropractic;

  (i) podiatry;

  (j) psychology;

  (k) acupuncture;

  (l) remedial massage;

 (m) hearing aids;

  (n) blood glucose monitors;

  (o) for any treatment that cannot be classified as any of the above—the name of the treatment.

Note: Insurers may cover additional treatments, for example, exercise physiology and occupational therapy.

4

Treatments not covered by the policy

A list of treatments that are not covered by the policy, expressed in terms of the treatments listed in item 3.

5

Waiting period (months)

For each treatment that is covered by the policy—whichever of the following is applicable, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate text:

  (a) if there is a waiting period—“[Number] months”;

  (b) if there is no waiting period for the treatment—“None”.

Note:  If an insured person has already served all applicable waiting periods, this item does not limit the information that a private health insurer may provide with regard to the individual’s policy.

6

Benefit limits (per 12 months)

For each treatment that is covered by the policy—if there is no annual limit on the benefits that can be paid, the statement “No annual limit”.

Otherwise—the following statements, as applicable, with the bracketed text replaced with the appropriate figures or text:

  (a) either:

 (i) any of the following statements:

 (A) “$[number] per person”;

 (B) “$[number] per treatment”;

 (C) “$[number] per policy”; or

 (ii) any combination of the statements set out in subparagraph (a) (i), linked by the words “up to”;

  (b) if there is a limit on claims per specified number of years—whichever of the following is applicable:

 (i) “[number] appliance(s) every [specified number] years”;

 (ii) “[number] service(s) every [specified number] years”;

  (c) in the case of combined limits:

 (i) for the treatment against which the combined limit is listed— “(combined limit for [list treatments listed in item 3 in relation to which limit is combined])”; and

 (ii) for the other treatments in relation to which the limit is combined—“(combined limit – see [treatment against which the combined limit is listed])”;

  (d) in the case of limits for individually grouped treatments—whichever of the following statements is applicable:

 (i) “$[number] per person (combined limit for [whichever of general dental, major dental, endodontic & orthodontic is applicable])”;

 (ii) “$[number] lifetime limit for [whichever of general dental, major dental, endodontic & orthodontic is applicable]”;

  (e) if a sub-limit applies on any treatment—the statement “Sub‑limits apply” (in bold font);

  (f) if:

 (i) there is a limit on general dental; but

 (ii) there is no limit on preventative dental;

   the statement “(no limit on preventative dental)”;

  (g) if none of paragraphs (a) to (f) apply—a brief outline of the applicable limits.

Note 1: If an insured person has used a portion of lifetime limits, this item does not limit the information that a private health insurer may provide with regard to the individual’s usage of lifetime limit amounts.

Note 2: This item does not limit the information that a private health insurer may give to an insured person. For example, if limits apply to the policy other than those listed in this item, private health insurers may provide information about those other benefit limits to insured persons.

7

Examples of maximum benefits—general dental, major dental, endodontic and orthodontic

For each treatment listed in paragraphs (a) to (d) of item 3 (whether or not covered by the policy):

  (a) the following treatments, broken down into the following dental item numbers:

 (i) for general dental:

 (A) “Periodic oral examination”—012; and

 (B) “Scale & clean”—114; and

 (C) “Fluoride treatment”—121; and

 (D) if covered under general dental—“Surgical tooth extraction”—322;

 (ii) for major dental treatment:

 (A) if covered under major dental—“Surgical tooth extraction”—322; and

 (B) “Full crown veneered”—615;

 (iii) for endodontic treatment—“Filling of one root canal”—417;

 (iv) for orthodontic treatment—“Braces for upper and lower teeth, including removal plus fitting of retainer”—881; and

  (b) if the dental item number is covered by the policy—an example of the maximum benefit that is payable when an insured person visits a practitioner who is not a preferred service provider, expressed using whichever of the following is applicable:

 (i) “$[number]”, with the bracketed text replaced by the appropriate figure, if:

 (A) the benefit is a dollar figure; or

 (B) the insurer pays a benefit that is a percentage of the charge up to a dollar limit that is specified for the item separately from an annual limit;

 (ii) if the only benefit limit for the item is an annual limit— “[number]% of charge”, with the bracketed text replaced by the appropriate figure; and

  (c) if the dental item number is not covered by the policy—the statement “n/a”.

For paragraph (b) of this item:

  (d) if:

 (i) the dental item number is provided by orthodontists and general dentists; and

 (ii) different benefits are offered for orthodontists and general dentists;

   the lower of:

 (iii) the benefit for the orthodontist; and

 (iv) the benefit for  the general dentist;

   must be used; and

  (e) if examples are given for initial and subsequent visits, examples must be for individual sessions.

8

Examples of maximum benefits—other

For each treatment covered by the policy, other than the treatments covered by item 7—examples of the maximum benefits that are payable when an insured person visits a practitioner who is not a preferred service provider, expressed using whichever of subparagraphs (b)(i) and (ii) of item 7 is applicable.

For this item:

  (a) if examples are given for initial and subsequent visits, examples must be for individual sessions; and

  (b) if:

 (i) optical treatment is covered; and

 (ii) benefits for frames and lenses are paid separately;

   the example must be expressed as the sum of the benefit for each component.

Note 1: If treatments are listed for the purposes of paragraph (o) of item 3, examples of maximum benefits for those treatments must be given.

Note 2:  This item does not limit the information that a private health insurer may give to an insured person.

Note 3: The insurer may provide information about the benefits that apply if treatment is through a preferred provider.

9

Other features

A statement that indicates any other features of the policy that the insurer wishes to draw attention to.

The statement must consist of at most 100 words.

Example: Benefits for travel or accommodation, or discounts.

Note: This statement (if included) is in addition to the statement (if included) that is referred to in item 10 of Schedule 2.

1

Policy name

The name of the policy.

Note 1: See rules 11H and 11J for rules governing the naming of policies that cover hospital treatment and the naming of policies that cover general treatment.

Note 2: See rule 21 for a transitional provision relating to this item.

3

What’s included and what’s not included in the policy

An indication of:

  (a) treatments that are covered by the policy, consisting of the words:

“This policy includes cover for”; and

  (b) treatments that are not covered by the policy, consisting of the words:

“This policy does not include cover for”;

followed, in each case, by:

  (c) the relevant clinical categories; and

  (d) whichever of the following (if any) is appropriate:

 (i) accident cover;

 (ii) benefits for travel or accommodation.

Note: See rule 21 for a transitional provision relating to this item.

4

Restrictions

A list of all clinical categories (if any) that have restricted cover.

Note: See rule 21 for a transitional provision relating to this item.

1

Rule 4 (note at the end of the rule)

standard information statement

private health information statement

2

Paragraph 9AA(2)(a)

standard information statement

private health information statement

3

Part 3 (heading)

Standard information statements

Private health information statements

4

Part 3 (note to the Part heading, first bullet point)

standard information statements

private health information statements

5

Rule 12 (heading)

Standard information statements

Private health information statements

6

Subrule 12 (1)

standard information statement

private health information statement

7

Rule 13 (heading)

standard information statements

private health information statements

8

Paragraph 13 (2) (a)

standard information statement

private health information statement

9

Paragraph 13 (2) (b)

standard information statement

private health information statement

10

Subrule 13 (2) (example)

standard information statement

private health information statement

11

Rule 20 (heading)

standard information statements

private health information statements

12

Subrule 20(2)

standard information statement

private health information statement

13

Schedule 1 (heading)

standard information statement

private health information statement

14

Schedule 1, clause 2 (heading)

standard information statement

private health information statement

15

Schedule 1, clause 2 (table heading)

standard information statement

private health information statement

16

Schedule 1, clause 2, table item 13

standard information statement

private health information statement

17

Schedule 2 (heading)

standard information statement

private health information statement

18

Schedule 3 (heading)

standard information statement

private health information statement

1

Policy name

The name of the policy.

Note: See rules 11H and 11J for rules governing the naming of policies that cover hospital treatment and the naming of policies that cover general treatment.

Rehabilitation

R

R

R



Hospital psychiatric services

R

R

R



Palliative care

R

R

R



Brain and nervous system

RCP







Eye (not cataracts)

RCP







Ear, nose and throat

RCP







Tonsils, adenoids and grommets

RCP







Bone, joint and muscle

RCP







Joint reconstructions

RCP







Kidney and bladder

RCP







Male reproductive system

RCP







Digestive system

RCP







Hernia and appendix

RCP







Gastrointestinal endoscopy

RCP







Gynaecology

RCP







Miscarriage and termination of pregnancy

RCP







Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer

RCP







Pain management

RCP







Skin

RCP







Breast surgery (medically necessary)

RCP







Diabetes management (excluding insulin pumps)

RCP







Heart and vascular system

RCP





Lung and chest

RCP





Blood

RCP





Back, neck and spine

RCP





Plastic and reconstructive surgery (medically necessary)

RCP





Dental surgery

RCP





Podiatric surgery (provided by a registered podiatric surgeon)

RCP





Implantation of hearing devices

RCP





Cataracts

RCP



Joint replacements

RCP



Dialysis for chronic kidney failure

RCP



Pregnancy and birth

RCP



Assisted reproductive services

RCP



Weight loss surgery

RCP



Insulin pumps

RCP



Pain management with device

RCP



Sleep studies

RCP





Indicates the clinical category is a minimum requirement of the product tier.  The clinical category must be covered on an unrestricted basis.

R

Indicates the clinical category is a minimum requirement of the product tier.  The clinical category may be offered on a restricted cover basis in Basic, Bronze and Silver product tiers only.

RCP

Restricted cover permitted: indicates the clinical category is not a minimum requirement of the product tier. Insurers may choose to offer these as additional clinical categories on a restricted or unrestricted basis.

A blank cell indicates that the clinical category is not a minimum requirement of the product tier. Insurers may choose to offer these as additional clinical categories; however it must be on an unrestricted basis.

Rehabilitation

Hospital treatment for physical rehabilitation for a patient related to surgery or illness.

For example: inpatient and admitted day patient rehabilitation, stroke recovery, cardiac rehabilitation.

Hospital psychiatric services

Hospital treatment for the treatment and care of patients with psychiatric, mental, addiction or behavioural disorders.

For example: psychoses such as schizophrenia, mood disorders such as depression, eating disorders and addiction therapy.

Treatments involving the provision of the following MBS items:  170 171 172 289 297 320 322 324 326 328 342              344              346              348              350              352              364              366              367              369              370              855              857              858              861              864              866              2700              2701              2712              2713              2715              2717              2721              2723              2725              2727              6018              6019              6023              6024              6025              6026              6028              6029              6031              6032              6034              6035              6037              6038              6042              14224              80000              80001              80005              80010              80011              80015              80020              80021              80100              80101              80105              80110              80111              80115              80120              80121              80125              80126              80130              80135              80136              80140              80145              80146              80150              80151              80155              80160              80161              80165              80170              80171              82000              82015

Palliative care

Hospital treatment for care where the intent is primarily providing quality of life for a patient with a terminal illness, including treatment to alleviate and manage pain.

Treatments involving the provision of the following MBS items: 3003 3005 3010 3014 3015 3018 3023 3028 3032 3040 3044              3051              3055              3062              3069              3074              3078              3083              3088              3093

Assisted reproductive services

Hospital treatment for fertility treatments or procedures.

For example: retrieval of eggs or sperm, In vitro Fertilisation (IVF), and Gamete Intra-fallopian Transfer (GIFT).

Treatment of the female reproductive system is listed separately under Gynaecology.

Pregnancy and birth-related services are listed separately under Pregnancy and birth.

Treatments involving the provision of the following MBS items: 13200 13201 13202 13203 13206 13209 13212 13215 13218 13221 13251              13290              13292              14203              14206              37605              37606

Back, neck and spine

Hospital treatment for the investigation and treatment of the back, neck and spinal column, including spinal fusion.

For example: sciatica, prolapsed or herniated disc, and spine curvature disorders such as scoliosis, kyphosis and lordosis.

Joint replacements are listed separately under Joint replacements.

Joint fusions are listed separately under Bone, joint and muscle.

Spinal cord conditions are listed separately under Brain and nervous system.

Management of back pain is listed separately under Pain management. Pain management that requires a device is listed separately under Pain management with device.

Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer.

Treatments involving the provision of the following MBS items:  30672 40300 40301 40309 40312 40315 40316 40318 40321 40324 40327              40330              40333              40336              40339              44133              47681              47684              47687              47690              47693              47696              47699              47702              47705              47708              47711              47714              47717              47720              47723              48600              48603              48606              48612              48613              48615              48618              48621              48624              48627              48632              48636              48639              48640              48642              48645              48648              48651              48654              48657              48660              48663              48666              48669              48672              48675              48678              48681              48684              48687              48690              48691              48692              48693              48694              50600              50604              50608              50612              50616              50620              50624              50628              50632              50636              50640              50644

Blood

Hospital treatment for the investigation and treatment of blood and blood-related conditions.

For example: blood clotting disorders and bone marrow transplants.

Treatment for cancers of the blood is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer.

Treatments involving the provision of the following MBS item: 13700

Bone, joint and muscle

Hospital treatment for the investigation and treatment of diseases, disorders and injuries of the musculoskeletal system.

For example: carpal tunnel, fractures, hand surgery, joint fusion, bone spurs, osteomyelitis and bone cancer.

Chest surgery is listed separately under Lung and chest.

Spinal cord conditions are listed separately under Brain and nervous system.

Spinal column conditions are listed separately under Back, neck and spine.

Joint reconstructions are listed separately under Joint reconstructions.

Joint replacements are listed separately under Joint replacements.

Podiatric surgery performed by a registered podiatric surgeon is listed separately under Podiatric surgery (provided by a registered podiatric surgeon).

Management of back pain is listed separately under Pain management. Pain management that requires a device is listed separately under Pain management with device.

Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer is listed separately under Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer.

Treatments involving the provision of the following MBS items: 18350 18351 18353 18354 18360 18361 18365 30103 30107 30111 30114              30226              30229              30232              30235              30238              30241              30244              32036              39331              43500              43503              43506              43509              43512              43515              43518              43521              43524              43876              43879              44325              44328              44331              44334              44338              44342              44346              44350              44354              44358              44359              44361              44364              44367              44370              44373              44376              45605              45788              45851              45855              45857              45859              45861              45863              45867              45869              45871              45873              45875              45945              45978              45981              45987              45993              45996              46300              46303              46306              46307              46327              46330              46333              46336              46339              46342              46348              46351              46354              46357              46360              46363              46366              46369              46372              46375              46378              46381              46384              46387              46390              46393              46396              46399              46402              46405              46459              46462              46464              46465              46468              46471              46474              46477              46480              46483              47000              47003              47006              47009              47012              47015              47018              47021              47024              47027              47030              47033              47036              47039              47042              47045              47048              47051              47054              47057              47060              47063              47066              47069              47072              47301              47304              47307              47310              47313              47316              47319              47348              47351              47354              47357              47361              47362              47364              47367              47370              47373              47378              47381              47384              47385              47386              47387              47390              47393              47396              47399              47402              47405              47408              47411              47414              47417              47420              47423              47426              47429              47432              47435              47438              47441              47444              47447              47450              47451              47453              47456              47459              47462              47465              47466              47467              47468              47471              47474              47477              47480              47483              47486              47489              47492              47495              47498              47501              47504              47507              47510              47513              47516              47519              47522              47525              47528              47531              47534              47537              47540              47543              47546              47549              47552              47555              47558              47561              47564              47565              47566              47567              47570              47573              47576              47579              47582              47585              47588              47591              47594              47597              47600              47603              47606              47609              47612              47615              47618              47621              47624              47627              47630              47633              47636              47639              47642              47645              47648              47651              47654              47657              47663              47666              47672              47678              47703              47726              47729              47732              47753              47756              47762              47765              47768              47771              47774              47777              47780              47783              47786              47789              47900              47903              47920              47921              47924              47927              47930              47933              47936              47948              47951              47954              47957              47960              47963              47966              47969              47972              47975              47978              47981              47982              48200              48203              48206              48209              48212              48215              48218              48221              48224              48227              48230              48233              48236              48239              48242              48400              48403              48406              48409              48412              48415              48418              48421              48424              48427              48500              48503              48506              48509              48512              48912              48936              48939              48942              48945              48954              49100              49106              49109              49118              49200              49203              49206              49212              49218              49300              49303              49306              49360              49363              49366              49500              49509              49512              49545              49566              49569              49700              49712              49718              49721              49724              49727              49728              49800              49803              49806              49809              49812              49815              49818              49821              49824              49827              49830              49833              49836              49837              49838              49845              49848              49851              49854              49860              49863              49866              49878              50100              50102              50103              50104              50109              50112              50115              50118              50121              50130              50200              50201              50203              50206              50209              50212              50215              50218              50221              50224              50227              50230              50233              50236              50239              50300              50303              50306              50309              50312              50315              50318              50321              50324              50327              50330              50336              50339              50342              50345              50348              50349              50351              50352              50353              50354              50357              50360              50363              50366              50369              50372              50375              50378              50381              50384              50387              50390              50393              50394              50396              50399              50402              50405              50408              50426              50450              50451              50455              50456              50460              50461              50465              50466              50470              50471              50475              50476              50500              50504              50508              50512              50516              50520              50524              50528              50532              50536              50540              50544              50548              50552              50556              50560              50564              50568              50572              50576              50580              50584              50588              50650              50654              50658              52056              52057              52058              52059              52060              52061              52062              52063              52064              52066              52069              52072              52073              52075              52078              52081              52084              52087              52090              52092              52094              52095              52096              52097              52098              52099              52102              52105              52114              52126              52129              52130              52131              52180              52182              52184              52186              53200              53203              53206              53209              53212              53215              53218              53220              53221              53224              53225              53226              53227              53230              53233              53236              53239              53400              53403              53406              53409              53410              53411              53412              53413              53414              53415              53416              53418              53419              53422              53423              53424              53425              53427              53429              53439