Senator Steele-John argues Labor's NDIS bill is about cutting access, not fighting fraud
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Senator Jordon Steele-John argues that Labor's Securing the NDIS Bill, presented as an anti-fraud measure, is actually about restricting access to the NDIS and cutting supports for people with disabilities. The analysis claims the bill does not meaningfully address fraud and instead changes eligibility criteria and what supports participants can receive.
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· 3 pulledWhen Labor first announced its plan to make huge cuts to the NDIS, they told us it was about cracking down on fraud.
this bill is not primarily about fraud. It's about changing who gets access to the NDIS, what support they can receive
We were told these reforms were necessary to 'secure the future' of the Scheme.
How does Labor’s NDIS bill actually address fraud? …It doesn’t. By Senator Jordon Steele-John
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