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Christchurch quake victim gets $236K in backdated ACC - more than half taken to repay benefits she needed to survive

Christchurch quake victim gets $236K in backdated ACC - more than half taken to repay benefits she needed to survive 16 Feb, 2021 07:54 PM 5 minutes to read Anna Leask is a senior crime and justice reporter for the New Zealand Heraldanna.leask@nzherald.co.nz@AnnaLeask A Christchurch woman badly injured in the 2011 quake and wrongly cut off from ACC payments is owed more than $236,000 in backdated compensation - but more than half will be used to refund another government department for benefits she was forced to seek to survive. Tattoo artist Bonnie Singh is now appealing the debt and feels ACC should repay it out of its own coffers, saying if her weekly compensation wasn t stopped she never would have needed benefits.

A woman almost killed in the Christchurch earthquake was wrongly cut off by ACC - 14-Dec-2020

A woman almost killed in the Christchurch earthquake was wrongly cut off by ACC - 14-Dec-2020
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A woman crushed in the Christchurch earthquake was accidentally cut off from ACC payments for seven years - 14-Dec-2020

A woman almost killed in the Christchurch earthquake was wrongly cut off by ACC 14 December 2020 The 2011 quake that killed Bonnie Singh s colleague, left her with eight broken vertebrae, a head injury and PTSD. But Herald reporter Anna Leask told Chris Lynch ACC said she was ready to go back to work too soon, and payments have only now been reinstated seven years later. She says Bonnie wanted to share her story so others in a similar situation know to speak up for the support they need.

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