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What a decision review is A decision review is a process we follow when you don’t agree with a decision we’ve made. We have a decision review process to make sure applicants and participants have an opportunity to ask for a second opinion. There are 2 types of decision reviews. Decisions about your eligibility You have the right to ask for a decision review if: we have decided you are not eligible for the NDIS we have reassessed your eligibility. Decisions about your plan You have the right to ask for a decision review if: we have decided a support...

A change we can make to part of your current plan.

They help you manage a health condition because of your disability.

We can support you to prepare for work and find a job that suits you.

If you have a disability and you're in the justice system, you may still be eligible for the NDIS. A justice liaison officer can help you with this.

Here’s what you need to know if your situation has changed and you’re leaving the NDIS.

What the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is.

Here's how to help participants connect with supports and services to become more independent.

This document sets out the limits for the cost of NDIS supports. It used to be called the NDIS price guide.

Here's what to do to protect your NDIS plan.