Accident Compensation Corporation

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The Accident Compensation Corporation is New Zealand’s government-run insurer that provides no-fault personal injury cover and rehabilitation services for residents and visitors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government-owned corporation
public insurer
aim provide financial support after injury
reduce incidence and severity of personal injuries
support injured people to return to work and independence
alsoKnownAs ACC New Zealand NERFINISHED
country New Zealand
excludesCoverageFor age-related conditions
illness not caused by accident
most mental injury without physical injury
foundationPlace New Zealand NERFINISHED
foundedBy New Zealand Government NERFINISHED
fundingSource earners’ levies
employee levies
employer levies
government contributions
motor vehicle levies
hasCoverageModel no-fault scheme GENERATED
hasLegalBasis Accident Compensation Act 2001 NERFINISHED
hasProgram injury prevention programmes
road safety initiatives
sports injury prevention initiatives
workplace safety initiatives
headquartersCountry New Zealand NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Wellington NERFINISHED
industry insurance
social insurance
jurisdiction New Zealand
languageOfWork English
legalForm Crown entity
operatesIn New Zealand NERFINISHED
owner New Zealand Government NERFINISHED
predecessor Accident Compensation Commission NERFINISHED
providesBenefit death benefits
income compensation for loss of earnings
lump-sum compensation for permanent impairment
rehabilitation support
treatment costs for personal injury
regulates no-fault accident compensation scheme in New Zealand
sector public sector
serviceArea New Zealand residents
visitors to New Zealand
serviceType injury prevention services
no-fault personal injury cover
rehabilitation services
shortName ACC NERFINISHED
website https://www.acc.co.nz

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New Zealand Crown agencies includes Accident Compensation Corporation