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Private travel insurance and ACC ERC

Lee M. made this Official Information request to Minister for ACC

The request was refused by Minister for ACC.

From: Lee M.

Dear Minister for ACC,

If a person who has taken out and paid for private travel insurance cover is injured whilst holidaying overseas, and that person is receiving ACC ERC at the time of the new injury , do they need to disclose the amount paid to them by the private travel insurer in respect of the new injury claim when they claim against ACC for cover of the new injury upon their return to New Zealand, or, at any other time?

Yours faithfully,

Lee M.

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From: N Kaye
Minister for ACC

Thank you for contacting the office of Hon Nikki Kaye. The Minister
receives a high volume of correspondence and will respond to you as soon
as possible.

 

Thank you once again for your message,

 

Kind regards,

 

 

Office of Hon Nikki Kaye

T: 04 817 6837

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From: Dave Allard
Minister for ACC

Good morning

 

I have received your email from the Office of Hon Nikki Kaye.

Please note Minister Kaye has not been Minister for ACC since December.

 

I note your request under the OIA, made through the FYI website.

 

Please be advised that the Minister does not hold the information you have
requested, as such I am transferring your request to ACC to respond.
Section 14(b)(i) of the Official Information Act allows me to transfer any
request where the information is not held, but is believed to be held by
another department, organisation.

 

Thank you for writing

 

Dave

 

Dave Allard | ACC Private Secretary | Office of Hon Michael Woodhouse |
Parliament Buildings, Private Bag 18041, Wellington |

 

 

 

From: Lee M. [[1]mailto:[FOI #5802 email]]

Sent: Sunday, 30 April 2017 12:17 p.m.

To: N Kaye

Subject: Official Information request - Private travel insurance and ACC
ERC

 

Dear Minister for ACC,

 

If a person who has taken out and paid for private travel insurance cover
is injured whilst holidaying overseas, and that person is receiving ACC
ERC at the time of the new injury , do they need to disclose the amount
paid to them by the private travel insurer in respect of the new injury
claim when they claim against ACC for cover of the new injury upon their
return to New Zealand, or, at any other time?

 

Yours faithfully,

 

Lee M.

 

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From: Government Services

Dear Lee M

 

A response to this request is being provided to your private address. This
decision is in line with section 16(2)(a) of the Act.

 

Yours sincerely

Government Services

 

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From: Lee M.

Dear Government Services,

My preference is to have the requested information provided to me at this website from where the request originated. Your decision to post the information to my address does not recognise or comply with my legal right under Section 16(1)(b) of the Official Information Act, and, none of the sub-clauses under Section 16(2) of the Official Information Act apply in this case. In particular, it is implausible that it would impair the efficient administration of the ACC and/or the ACC scheme to simply provide the information at this website which is irrefutably more efficient than printing it out, putting it in an envelope, paying the postage, and sending it to me from Wellington.

I firmly believe that the ACC's decision is frivolous and vexatious, and that there is no justifiable basis for not recognising or complying with my legal right as abovementioned.

Yours sincerely,

Lee M.

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From: Government Services

Dear Lee M,

We refer you to our letter of 11 November 2016, in which we detailed the reasons for our decision under section 16(2) of the Act.

Yours sincerely,
Government Services

 

 
 

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