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Updates have been made to the Registered Providers Operational Guideline to provide additional information regarding the transition of the provider registration function from the NDIA to the NDIS Commission. These updates reflect the implementation of the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission (NDIS Commission) and its role in the registration of NDIS providers.

The NDIA has responded to concerns raised today in media, following a statement from disability organisations regarding the rollout of independent assessments this year, including releasing a joint submission with DSS to the Joint Standing Committee inquiry into Independent Assessments.

We have released post-consultation reports. These give an overview of the feedback on three consultation papers.

The NDIA has released new operational guidelines and a statement of the underlying principles used to develop participant plans, as part of a number of significant improvements being made to the NDIS.

In response to hearings at the Joint Standing Committee inquiry into independent assessments, which began on Friday 23 April, the NDIA would like to reassure and provide more information to participants, their families and carers.

The Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, the Hon Linda Reynolds CSC, released the Quarterly Report to disability ministers Q3 2020-21 today.

For the first time a guideline for the NDIS early childhood approach is now available.

Today the NDIA released a new guideline on assistance animals including dog guides and updates to the Would we fund it guide to clarify how assistance animals, therapy animals and pets and companion animals are funded. The new guideline gives participants, providers and assessors simpler and clearer guidance on assistance animals

The NDIA has today released a new Psychosocial Disability Recovery-Oriented Framework, supporting participants living with psychosocial disability in their personal recovery to live a meaningful life.