ACC Orthotics Services
Scott Kenneth made this Official Information request to Accident Compensation Corporation
The request was refused by Accident Compensation Corporation.
From: Scott Kenneth
Dear Accident Compensation Corporation,
With the new Orthotics Services, contracted suppliers can supply orthoses under the value of $300 to ACC Clients without needing prior approval.
The Orthotic Centre NZ (Ltd.) is New Zealand's largest provider of orthotic services, and therefore provides representative sample of data relating to the supply of orthoses under the new contract.
For the month of October 2017, what was the average price of orthoses supplied by The Orthotic Centre NZ (Ltd.) for the following item codes:
1. ORTMB (Moonboot)
2. ORTA (Ankle Brace)
3. ORTK (Knee Brace - specifically a Knee ROM Brace)
Yours faithfully,
Scott Kenneth
From: Government Services
Accident Compensation Corporation
Dear Mr Kenneth
On 12 December 2017 you asked ACC for information under the Official Information
Act 1982 (the Act).
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they are:
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has a place of business in New Zealand.
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Yours sincerely
Government Engagement and Support
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From: Government Services
Accident Compensation Corporation
Dear Mr Kenneth
Please find attached our response to your request for information under
the Official Information Act 1982, dated 12 December 2017.
Yours sincerely
Government Engagement and Support
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BAW Russell left an annotation ()
The ombudsmans guidance makes clear that this shouldn't be sought as a matter of course, only where there is a reason for concern. A complaint to the ombudsman is in order
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