New York Voluntary Binding Review Parameters of Acceptance Agreement Section 32 ICL is a legal document that outlines the terms of a binding review of a workers' compensation claim. This document provides details regarding the parameters of acceptance, including the jurisdiction of the workers' compensation board, who is responsible for the claim, and the criteria for acceptance. It also outlines the procedures for filing a claim and any associated appeals. There are two types of agreements under Section 32 ICL: the voluntary binding review agreement and the mandatory binding review agreement. The voluntary binding review agreement is an agreement between an injured worker and a workers' compensation board to allow a binding review of the claim. The mandatory binding review agreement is an agreement between the workers' compensation board and a workers' compensation insurer to accept a claim without a binding review. Both agreements are binding, meaning they are legally enforceable.