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    How do you know your submission has been received?

    Does anyone know how you find out if your submission to the ACC levy proposal has been accepted and is being considered ?
    Please Mr ACC, my 1300cc bike was passed by a 400cc bike on a track day, can I have my fees reduced ?

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    I think you'll find that you will get a standards confirmation after a few days.

    I'm don't think they work over weekends.

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    Yep, I got an email about 4 days after I sent it in.

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    Yep, same here
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    Maybe, after the closing date for submissions, but before ACC report to Parliament we should use the OIA to find out how many submsiions were received, and percentages for/against levy increases.

    Should be easy enough, they are actually going to read them right ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by davereid View Post
    Maybe, after the closing date for submissions, but before ACC report to Parliament we should use the OIA to find out how many submsiions were received, and percentages for/against levy increases.

    Should be easy enough, they are actually going to read them right ?
    Good idea, you may however want to research the process for OIA's you may find that you have to request the info within a certain period of time etc...
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    I got a reply from ACC and LTSA.
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    Well made 2 submissions so I'll wait and see thanks
    Please Mr ACC, my 1300cc bike was passed by a 400cc bike on a track day, can I have my fees reduced ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket View Post
    Good idea, you may however want to research the process for OIA's you may find that you have to request the info within a certain period of time etc...
    upto 20 days unless you put an urgent on it.


    Usually you receive an acceptance email for submissions.
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