ACC assessor payments and numbers of assessments
Gladys Webster made this Official Information request to Accident Compensation Corporation
The request was refused by Accident Compensation Corporation.
From: Gladys Webster
Dear Accident Compensation Corporation,
Following on from Acclaim Otago requests of assessor names and numbers of assessments undertaken in the last 5 years, please add data in tables for the following acc assessors from 2008 to 2013 in $50k and 50 sets of assessments undertaken brackets.
1. Dr Tina Page
2. Dr Jan Reeves
3. Dr Phillipa Campbell-Tie or Phillipa Campbell
4. Dr Rosey Fenwick
5. Dr Gillian MacKay
6. Dr Carmen Lowe
7. Dr Katy Taylor
8. Dr Courtney Kenny
Yours faithfully,
Gladys Webster
From: Loren Bennett
Accident Compensation Corporation
Dear Ms Webster
Please find attached an acknowledgement letter for this Official
Information Act 1982 request.
Regards
Loren Bennett
Loren Bennett, Advisor - Government Services, ACC
ACC / Governance, Policy & Research / Vogel Centre/ 19 Aitken
Street
PO Box 242 / Wellington / New Zealand / [1]www.acc.co.nz
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From: Loren Bennett
Accident Compensation Corporation
Dear Ms Webster
Please find ACC's response to your Official Information Act 1982 request
attached.
Regards
Loren Bennett
Loren Bennett, Advisor - Government Services, ACC
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From: Gladys Webster
Dear Loren Bennett,
I am still waiting for information regarding the above request due May 28th 2013. Any update please?
Yours sincerely,
Gladys Webster
From: Gladys Webster
Dear Loren Bennett,
This type of information was provided to Acclaim Otago earlier this year in a table regarding different assessor names. Is there any reason now that acc is not willing to provide this information? It has nothing to do with assessor safety as you suggest or Acclaim Otago would not have been successful. Please re-consider your response and a table in bands as they have would be greatly appreciated.
Yours sincerely,
Gladys Webster
From: Loren Bennett
Accident Compensation Corporation
Dear Ms Webster
ACC considers requests on a case-by-case basis. Previous decisions under
the Act do not set a precedent for all future requests of a similar
nature as circumstances can, and do, change.
ACC's decision of 4 June 2013 still stands. As explained in my letter,
you have the right to complain to the Office of the Ombudsman.
Regards
Loren Bennett
Loren Bennett, Advisor - Government Services, ACC
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Anthony Jordan left an annotation ()
If it is of any assistance to your request for information, The ACC released similar information to an advocate in 2009, then refused persistently requests made by laymen thereafter.
The ACC disclosed in 2009 Colliers sole source of income is from the ACC (however Collier with his own admittance denies closing Private Practice), they have been cautious to not upset those who may have some medico-legal background by refusing the same info they refuse to make transparent to yourself etc.
I would recommend a formal application made addressed to Letitia Parry Office of the Ombudsmen, it could well speed things up with the other applications of similar sorts pending. You would only be insulting your intelligence by trying to get transparency and safety concerns addressed via the Corp.
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