ACC & IRD To Split Compensation For Willis Trauma
Thursday, 16 November 2000, 10:56 am
Press Release: New Zealand Government
ACC And IRD To Split Compensation For Willis
Trauma
Revenue and Accident Insurance Minister Michael
Cullen has instructed ACC and IRD to work out the level of
appropriate compensation to be paid to an Auckland couple -
after an ACC dispute that dragged on for 14 years.
"I have
asked IRD commissioner John Perham and ACC Chief Executive
Garry Wilson to appoint an independent assessor to decide
the level of compensation which should be paid to Jan and
Murray Willis.
"Given the nature of the dispute with IRD
over the ACC categorisation of their worker, it is sensible
that the cost of compensation be split between them."
Dr
Cullen said he was impressed with the apology that
Commissioner John Perham had given to the couple at
yesterday's finance and expenditure select committee.
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