NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 73

Incorporated Societies Act Notices

Notice of Revocation of Declarations of Incorporated Societies

The declarations dissolving the societies listed below having been revoked under section 28 (3) of the Incorporated Societies Act 1908, the societies are revived from their respective dates of dissolution:

Kihikihi Speedway Incorporated HN. I.S. 213643.
Date of Dissolution: 27 September 1997.

The Rotorua Diabetic Society Incorporated

HN. I.S. 212533. Date of Dissolution: 27 January 1996.

The Te Awamutu and District Highland Pipe Band (Incorporated) HN. I.S. 213911. Date of Dissolution: 7 October 1996.

CECILIA JOSEPHINE SELVARATNAM, Assistant Registrar of Incorporated Societies.

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General Notices

Colonial Mutual General Insurance Company Limited

Proposed Release of Deposit

The Insurance Companies’ Deposits Act 1953

Colonial Mutual General Insurance Company Limited (incorporated in Australia) (thereinafter called “the company”), has given notice to the public trustee that it has ceased to carry on the business of insurance in New Zealand and that it proposes to withdraw, pursuant to section 19 of the Act, the deposit which has been made by it with the public trustee.

The public trustee therefore gives notice, pursuant to section 19 (3) of the Act, that being satisfied that all liabilities of the company in New Zealand in respect of such insurance business have been fully liquidated or provided for the proposes to release to the company on or after 20 August 1997, the amount deposited with him by the company.

Any objections to the release of the amount deposited should be lodged with the public trustee at the Public Trust Office, 117–125 Lambton Quay, Wellington 1, on or before 12 August 1997.

Dated at Wellington this 4th day of July 1997.

B. J. BLACKTOP, Deputy Public Trustee.

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Departmental Notices

Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation

Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Act 1992

1998/99 ACC Earners’ Premium

ACC, acting on behalf of the Minister for Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance, is proposing an increase to the earners’ premium.

ACC operates four main scheme accounts. The Earners’ Account pays for the cost of non-work and non-motor vehicle accidents of people who are in the workforce (e.g., sports injuries).

Expenditure forecasts for this account have increased considerably, mainly due to the Crown no longer funding Public Health Care costs for earners from 1 July 1997.

• the current rate is 62 cents per $100 (G.S.T. exclusive)
• the proposed rate is 71 cents per $100 (G.S.T. exclusive)

ACC has produced a detailed discussion paper, which deals with the Earners’ Account 1998/99 premium level and related issues. Issues covered include:

• income and expenditure forecasts;
• proposed increase in the current earner premium rate; and
• review of the Corporation’s reserve policy.

Under sections 128 and 167B (2) of the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Act 1992, premium payers are invited to make written submissions on the proposed reserves policy and earner premium regulations.

A discussion paper is available by writing to ACC, P.O. Box 242, Wellington or by contacting Joanne Allan on (04) 460 7367 or the ACC Premiums help-desk on 0800 222 776.

Submissions close on Friday, 22 August 1997.

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Consultation on 1998/99 ACC Employment Premium

ACC intends to recommend to the Minister that changes be made to the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation