The insurer appealed the Tribunal’s decision that it was required to pay all amounts on a treatment plan as a result of a late section 38 denial, despite the claimant not incurring the amounts. The Court agreed with the insurer and allowed the appeal. The Court held that section 38(11)(2) operates to require payment of medical benefits following a late denial, but only if the amounts have been incurred during the period which the denial notice remains outstanding. Section 38(11)(2) does not require payment to be made in respect of non-incurred goods and services.