Accident Compensation Act 2001, s 6 (definition of “decision”)
The types of ACC decisions you can take to an independent review include:
whether your injury is covered by ACC
how your injury is classified (for example, whether it’s a work-related injury)
whether ACC will provide you any entitlements (like weekly compensation), and which ones and to what level (like how much weekly compensation)
whether you have to pay an ACC levy.
Your employer can also apply for a review of an ACC decision that your injury is work-related and suffered during your employment with them.
Accident Compensation Act 2001, s 133
Note: ACC‘s decision stays in force during the review process, unless ACC agrees to changing it for your benefit.