Send your feedback direct to ACC

[Bald Eagle]

Use the link to send direct feedback to ACC via their own website.

[mossy1200]

Use the link to send direct feedback to ACC via their own website.

Emailed then today and got the look elswear result.

Hello



I am writing to acknowledge receipt of your email and to thank you for your comments. All correspondence received is documented and your feedback is appreciated.



One suggestion we often make to our callers in relation to levy issues is that one way to be heard is to visit your local MP. The levies and policies that you mention are set down by the government, and ACC are required to act under the currrent legislation.



We have also been advised of the following address/es for submissions by the public:



All submissions must be in writing and can be emailed, posted or faxed by 5pm, 10 November 2009. Submissions can be sent to:

· email: consultation@acc.co.nz

· fax: 04 918 4395

· writing to: Levy Consultation, ACC, PO Box 242, Wellington 6140.



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[neilwgtn]

Following on from my email yesterday, ACC has now commenced consultation on the levy rates for the 2010/11 levy year. The consultation period runs from 14 October - 10 November 2009.

Levy payers have the opportunity to make submissions on all or any of the proposed rates and regulations. The proposals relates to the work levy rates (including the residual levy), the earners' levy rates and the motor vehicle levy rates.

What are the proposed levy rates?

Please note, ACC is required to develop its levy proposals under existing legislation provisions. However, the Minister for ACC is introducing amendments to the ACC legislation that will have an impact on the final levy rates set for 2010/11 (Minister's press release). In addition, ACC is undertaking a number of initiatives and improvement plans. There may be sufficient improvement data and trends available in December 2009 for the ACC Board to include the impacts on its final 2010/11 levy recommendations to the Government.

The following table compares the proposed combined average levy rates with the current rates. As an illustration, it also includes an indication of possible levy rates based on some of these initiatives and changes to legislation taking effect.



Preface: Unless otherwise indicated all Levy rates quoted are exclusive of GST.

Who pays
Levy Component
Current 2009/10
Proposed 2010/11 [current legislation]
Indicative 2010/11 [including initiatives & legislation change]

Work Account

Cover for work injuries paid by self-employed* and employers (invoiced directly by ACC)
Combined average levy rate per $100 liable earnings
$1.31
$1.89
$1.47

Note: These are average rates. Individual rates for industry groups may increase or decrease based on recent experience.

Earners Account
Cover for non-work injuries paid by employees and self-employed (through PAYE)
Levy rate for non-work claims in 2010/11 per $100 liable earnings
$1.5110^
$2.4889^
$2.1778#

Motor Vehicle Account
Cover for motor vehicle injuries paid by motorists (through licensing fees & petrol levy)
Average levy per vehicle
$287.00
$417.28
$317.28



* Self-employed and non-PAYE shareholders also pay the non-work claims levy

^ Proposed non-work claims levy including GST is $2.80 ($1.70 in 2009/10)

# Indicative non-work levy including GST is $2.45 (if improvement initiatives and legislative amendments are taken into account)



Consultation Documentation for all accounts:



Detailed information that sets out the proposed changes and the actuarial advice which it is based on, is available by:



- visiting the ACC website http://www.acc.co.nz/consultation

- sending an email with your request to consultation@acc.co.nz

- calling 0800 222 728






For Employers there are 3 key documents:



- Introduction to Levy Consultation: This document contains an overview of how the ACC Scheme works, funding policies and how levies are set.

- Work Levy Rates for Employers and Self-Employed people- Levy consultation 2010/11: Includes information about the Funding Policy and further detail about the work levy rates and how they have been calculated. Also sets out proposed changes to the Partnership Programme.

- Proposed 2010/11 Work Levy Rates for each classification and risk group: This document contains the tables of proposed levy rates for the individual Levy Risk Groups/Classification Units.



You will find the above documents here: http://www.acc.co.nz/for-business/le...ex.htm#P15_801





Individual Levy Rates for Employers:



You can see the proposed levy rate(s) for your individual classification unit(s) by:

- using the online levy calculators at: www.acc.co.nz/calculator

- checking through the list of all the classification units in the document "Proposed 2010/11 Work Levy Rates for each classification and risk group" mentioned above

- reading the risk group document specific to your industry. Please note that the levy risk group documents will only be available online at the end of this week and can be found at http://www.acc.co.nz/for-business/le...ex.htm#P15_801



Making your submission:

Your input is important. Please take this opportunity to send your views to ACC. To make a submission you need to write to ACC setting out what you think. As well as commenting on the proposed levy changes for the year, you can comment on all aspects of the ACC Scheme.



Your submission must include: Your name, address, contact phone number(s).



You can send your submission:
By post
Levy Consultation
ACC
PO Box 242
Wellington 6140


By fax
04 918 4395


By email
consultation@acc.co.nz





Deadline for submissions:
5.00 pm 10 November 2009



Please note that all correspondence and submissions on this matter may be subject to a request under the Official Information Act 1982.



If you have difficulty accessing any of the above links or have further questions, please get in touch with me at elzabe.kruger@acc.co.nz



Regards


Elzabe (on behalf of Rod Smith)




Elzabe Kruger, Corporate Account Manager, ACC

Tel 04 918 7203 / Mobile 027 688 7293 / Fax 04 918 5261
ACC / ACC Insurance / Cnr Taranaki & Wakefield Streets
PO Box 2521 / Wellington 6140 / New Zealand / www.acc.co.nz

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[GMGirl]

See link attached, we have until 10 November to voice our views against this by sending submissions into ACC by 10 November... see link: http://www.acc.co.nz/for-business/le...2011/index.htm

[gsp0702]

IN the FAQ
Funny that they openly admit the way to reduce motorbike claims is to educate the other road users to be aware of them!
So they admit that fault is not always with the motorcyclist then!!!!
so why put motorcyclists at fault??

An email to Mr Goff should also help the fight!