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To whom it may concern.
I’ve just had the pleasure of parting with $166.50 +GST in ACC levies on my 900cc motorcycle. The basis for that princely sum is clearly based on the classification of motor vehicle.
I submit that’s a poor choice of payment basis as it ignores
• the total amount of time the vehicle spends on the road
• the distance covered during the registered period
• my age
• my gender
• class of licences held
• length of time I’ve had a licence
• my accident history
I recognise it’s impractical to take all those variables into consideration every time a vehicle is registered so I submit my support for a flat tax, added to fuel or road user charges - option 4. 100% of the required funding is levied in petrol levy
Consolidating all classes into one will also reduce the administration costs, and enforce automatic compliance of the ACC levy payment. It would also keep with the “No Fault” philosophy of ACC, which is being frustrated through its present rating bias.
I appreciate your time in considering this email.
Regards
Nigel
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$2,000 cash if you find a buyer for my house, kumeuhouseforsale@straightshooters.co.nz for details
Friend was telling me that back in Nirobi the government embessels (sp :P im on drugs right now) millions.....we must be really advanced society here if the government takes billions
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where do I sign up for this benefit lark?
working for a living doesn't seem to make much sense.
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I have no figures on this either, but based on Jim's allegation, that would mean around $240 for each man, woman and child in NZ per week paid out in benefits. Surely that cant be right?
Even if as many as half the people in NZ were on the benefit, then they would be getting an average of ~$480 each per week! Sorry Jim2, but I got to call your bluff on that one.
Or am I adding this up all wrong?
I wouldn't be surprised. Social services cover things like health too don't they? and things like surgery run in to thousands of dollars.
Plus you've got the running cost of social services agencies...
But between the DPB, invalids benifit, students (allowance mostly) ... that does come to a lot.
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