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Reform is on the horizon for the NDIS scheme in 2024, starting with the proposed NDIS Amendment Bill, which has sparked political controversy and concerns within the disability community, leading to a second senate inquiry.

Key issues include replacing the current funding test with an undefined method and the bill’s lack of robust mechanisms for co-design and oversight, offering only vague assurances of consultation with disability organisations. The bill’s success hinges on clarity, accountability, and transparency, with NDIS participants’ voices crucial for achieving effective, people-centered reform.

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Olivia Mitchell