Message From CEO About Changes To NDIS Legislation

NDIS Legislation Changes

The CEO of the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), Martin Hoffman, has written to participants and providers about upcoming changes to NDIS legislation.

The changes, which were announced in the Federal Budget in May, will see the NDIA's funding model overhauled, with a focus on providing more support to participants with complex needs.

The changes will also see the introduction of a new Independent Assessment process, which will be used to determine the level of support that participants need.

What are the changes to NDIS legislation?

The changes to NDIS legislation will see the introduction of a new funding model, which will be based on the individual needs of participants.

The new model will replace the current system, which is based on a set of standard plans.

The new model will also see the introduction of a new Independent Assessment process, which will be used to determine the level of support that participants need.

What are the implications of the changes to NDIS legislation?

The changes to NDIS legislation are likely to have a significant impact on participants and providers.

Participants may see changes to their funding, and providers may need to change the way they deliver services.

The changes are also likely to lead to increased scrutiny of the NDIS, with a focus on ensuring that participants are getting the support they need.

What should participants and providers do?

Participants and providers should take the following steps to prepare for the changes to NDIS legislation:

• Review the changes to the NDIS legislation.
• Contact the NDIA to discuss how the changes will affect them.
• Make any necessary changes to their plans or service delivery arrangements.

The changes to NDIS legislation are a significant development, and it is important for participants and providers to be aware of the implications.