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Key open to wider competition for ACC
ACC faces a major revamp after John Key all but confirmed it will soon face private competition in the employers' account, covering workplace accidents.
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Wider competition for ACC to be considered
The Govt is looking at introducing competition to the work account, which covers personal injuries in the workplace.
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Convicted offenders to pay $50 levy under new law
All convicted offenders will have to pay a $50 levy under a law passed by Parliament today.
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Turia: Opening ACC could benefit iwi
The Maori Party will not rule out supporting moves to open accident compensation to competition.
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Further ACC negotiations today - Key
John Key says there will be further negotiations on supporting ACC legislation with the Act Party, and possibly the Maori Party, today.
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ACC founder blasts 'predatory' changes
The father of NZ's accident compensation scheme says changes announced last week are 'uncaring and predatory'.
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Govt admits: We're looking at ACC fee
The Government has confirmed that accident victims may have to pay the first $50 or $100 of their costs.