When you send a review application to the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), they must do two things. First, they need to let you know that they got your application. They will tell you the date when they received it. Second, they will explain to you what sections 146 and 147 of the law mean. These sections are important parts of the review process that you need to understand. The ACC will do this by sending you a message that includes all this information.
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135A: Time frame for lodging review application where alternative dispute resolution conducted about same matter, or
"When to ask for a review after trying to settle a dispute another way"
137: Corporation to engage and allocate reviewers, or
"ACC hires people to check decisions and assigns them to cases"
When the Corporation receives a review application, it must send the applicant an acknowledgement—
