The website looks fantastic, and sounds like a brilliant plan is coming together, the content is great. The people coming together sound awesome.
EXCEPT the name!
I'm not against ACC, nor should any biker that has, or will come unstuck.
If you as a biker are killed your family left behind will be looked after, whether or not you lose control, or a car takes you out
When my husband and friends were killed, due to the circumstances - I was given quick and top priority to get my financial affairs in order.
As Nasty has also said they were were forthcoming with information at a time where ontop of everything else, I/We didn't know where the next cent was coming from to pay the mortgage and bills.
Also I belong to a Motorcycling group that is working with the Motorcycling community, dealerships, ACC, and NZ Police, to create a plan towards NZQA subsidised training scheme.
The only thing I don't support is the unfair and unrealistic rise in levy's soley to Motorcyclists.
But good work, awesome place to centralise the information!
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Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
I'm part of the group involved, and the website is only a couple of days old, so changes are easy at this stage. There will be some very cool stuff coming up on that site over the next day or so.
As I have mentioned elsewhere, this site is part of an overall strategy to mobilise the motorcycling community long term and provide resources to fight these levy changes short term. We have a team of committed and skilled professionals with web design, public relations, marketing and research skills, as well as access to politicians, ACC and industry groups.
Watch this site, things are happening.
I would rather have the option to choose: ACC or private insurance.
Dunno if it's true, but all the insurance salespeople say the coverage is better on private. Plus you can get coverage for your mortgage etc, rather than just getting 80% of your last year's wages.
Private would also be cheaper for those who are working fulltime I imagine.
Nice website Shrub!
but sadly I didn't build it - it's a cracker though, and where it's going is going to be the best part.
The idea of private insurance is great, but you forget that a high percentage of the ACC costs are not wages but medical, and if it gets privatised expect to have a fricking high insurance premium if you put "motorcycle rider" on your proposal (I used to work in insurance).
Due to popular opinion the title of the website has changed to "Bikers Against ACC Levies", url still that same at this stage.
But knowing the insurance industry, wouldn't they have the freedom to add "Do you partake in any of the following:
(a) Horse riding
(b) Motorsport
(c) Chainsaw juggling
(d) being a parking warden
(e) rugby
(f) shouting "Poofs" at gang members"
as they can then charge correspondingly high premiums for all those fields, something which ACC doesn't do but we would like them to?
and how much is the bike and car rego subsidising push bikes ????
you know the ones that ride 4 wide on a country road in packs of 20 or more
on a nice sunny sunday when you are trying to take the kids to the beach
or the one that was killed on peak road (never payed any acc for that ride did he)
EDIT: I see this point is on the web site
I think ACC need to extend there revenu gathering to include skate boards, horses, pushbike, MOUNTAIN Bikes and chainsaw jugler's
not just wack up the rego on bikes by $200-$400 dollars ???(I thought it was only $77 short fall)![]()
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sign the online petition everyone
the links is at the bottom right of the page !!
www.nothanks.co.nr
spread the word !! cant let these crazy acc levys happen !!
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