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themandarin.com.auA Senate inquiry heard that 240,000 current participants and 110,000 future applicants will lose access to the National Disability Insurance Scheme under proposed government changes. The health, disability and ageing department provided the figures during the final hearing.
The GuardianProposed legislation would require people with disabilities to exhaust all appropriate treatment options before becoming eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, starting in 2028. The changes form part of a broader overhaul aimed at reducing the program's costs, whi…
Australia's disability minister announced changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, shifting eligibility from specific diagnoses to functional capacity assessments. An estimated 160,000 participants with milder needs will transition to state programs starting in 2028.