ACC

To have care and financial aid in periods of sickness are one of, if not the single most coveted creature comforts that a human could have. Apparently, archaeologists have time-stamped the first evidence of human society to findings of a mended femur broken bone. Thus proving existence of society to survive an otherwise dire accident. Accident support is the corner stone of a great city.

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​Ryan is well aware that ACC is losing sight of its core roles, also that the good faith of the ACC act has become twisted, by preferring to only payout money on their own case lawyers, who divert people’s entitlements and spend it on themselves including their own case managers, their own consultants for specialist opinions which contains information that suits their own agendas. 

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The solution is to look after our own and to create a free sanctuary for all Aucklanders to be able to go for restoration and recovery. This will bridge the grey zone gap in society where people need help and support, but are in the grey zone of hospitalisation help and none. We can really make good by making a shangre-la for all Aucklanders. People out side of Auckland or outside of New Zealand can pay a small amount, to balance the non-rates payment contribution deficit.

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People who mend more fully and faster will surely contribute more effectively to the economic benefit of the city and to the economics of the whole country. People who feel hurt by the actions of their treatment authority is potentially a second consecutive injury that could lead to a person having permanent injuries and lack of care in society. We must make good for all sick people and try reverse the damage done to society. 

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