Almost a year after the Bronwyn Pullar scandal erupted, privacy breaches at the Accident Compensation Corporation remain "unacceptably high", chairwoman Paula Rebstock says.
Appearing before a parliamentary committee Ms Rebstock was questioned by Labour MP Phil Twyford on ACC's efforts to improve client privacy. The corporation's reputation has suffered massive damage since Ms Pullar went public over ACC's blunder in sending her information about 6700 other clients in March last year.
Ms Rebstock told the committee today there was an average of 75 privacy breaches a month in the most recent quarter.
That incidence was "unacceptably high".
"Any breach is unacceptable", she said.