NDIS timetable won't be met: report
WHAT THE PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION SAYS ABOUT THE NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME
* The level of commitment from governments, participants, families and carers, providers and the community.to the success and sustainability of the NDIS is extraordinary.
* The reality is that the timetable for 475,000 participants by 2019-20 will not be met.
* Governments and the National Disability Insurance Agency need to start planning now for a changed timetable, including working through the financial implications.
* Costs are broadly on track with long-term modelling, but this is in large part because not all committed supports are used.
* In the transition phase, the NDIA has focused too much on meeting participant intake estimates and not enough on quality, supporting infrastructure and market development.
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