3549 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: Further to the Minister's response to Written Question 02761 (2011) what date does the Minister expect the six monthly review conducted by Dr Barbara Disley, of ACC's progress in implementing recomendations from the 2010 review of the sensitive claims clinical pathway to be completed?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: Dr Disley’s six month review has been completed. This was a review conducted for the ACC Board and the report on the review will be presented to the Board shortly.
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3550 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: Further to the Minister's response to Written Question 02761 (2011) will the six monthly review conducted by Dr Barbara Disley, of ACC's progress in implementing recomendations from the 2010 review of the sensitive claims clinical pathway be available to the public upon completion; if so when?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: Dr Disley’s six month report will be considered by the ACC Board, who will determine its public release.
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3551 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: Further to the Minister's response to Written Question 02761 (2011) how much is the six monthly review conducted by Dr Barbara Disley, of ACC's progress in implementing recomendations from the 2010 review of the sensitive claims clinical pathway going to cost in dollar terms?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: Dr Disley has yet to invoice ACC for her work. However, the estimated cost is $8,625 (incl GST).
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3569 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: What was the process undertaken by ACC when investigating Dr Peter Jansen's alleged use of personal information of ACC claimant known as Jax?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: ACC’s Chief Executive sought a report on the allegations of alleged use of personal information and an investigation was undertaken by ACC’s Head of Assurance Services.
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3570 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: Has the report referred to in the Radio NZ article dated 7th May 2011 titled "ACC doctor drops court action against abuse victim" been made public; if so where can it be accessed; if not, why not?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: ACC will not be publicly releasing the report completed by its Head of Assurance Services, as to do so would disclose the methodology used to determine whether there had been any inappropriate access. If the methodology used was widely disclosed this would prejudice ACC’s ability to detect offences. ACC has been able to confirm that the particular staff member has not accessed the client’s personal information through ACC system applications or accessed any physical claim files.
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3592 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: Has the Minister recieved any preliminary written or oral reports by the Special Claims Advisory Group regarding the implementation of the recommendations of the Sensitive Claims Pathway Review Panel in September last year?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: I received no preliminary written or oral reports by the Sensitive Claims Advisory Group (SCAG) regarding the implementation of the recommendations of the Sensitive Claims Pathway Review Panel in September last year.
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3593 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: How long, on average, does it currently take for those lodging new sensitive claims to begin recieving their entitlement of 16 hours with a counsellor after their claim has been lodged with ACC?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: 46% of new sensitive claims lodged between 16 August 2010 (introduction of support sessions) and 7 May 2011 accessed their first support session prior to lodging a claim with ACC. Of the remaining 54%, it takes18 days, on average, between lodgement of a new sensitive claim and the first support session. These averages are accurate as at 16 May 2011. They have been calculated with information from provider invoices and there may be invoices for support sessions, already undertaken, that are yet to be submitted to ACC.
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3595 (2011). Carmel Sepuloni to the Minister for ACC: How many of individuals with sensitive claims declined by ACC between 27 of October 2009 and 16 August 2010 have commenced recieving their entitlement of access to 16 hours of support sessions with an ACC registered sexual abuse counsellor?
Hon Dr Nick Smith (Minister for ACC) replied: ACC wrote to all 1688 individuals whose claims were declined between 27 October 2009 and 16 August 2010 offering 16 hours of support sessions with an ACC registered counsellor. 201 have to date taken up this offer.
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