Consultation period

16 June 2025 - 9:00 am To 27 July 2025 - 11:59 pm

NDIS Supports rules

Closed

Have your say on NDIS rules

This phase of consultation is now closed.

Changes to NDIS Rules

We are making changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) to improve the experience for participants and help make sure it is fair and sustainable for the future.

Last year, the Australian Parliament passed changes to the NDIS Act. These changes set the direction for how the NDIS will improve.

It created the structure for new rules to improve the way people experience the NDIS.

We are working closely with the NDIA, state and territory governments, and with people with disability, to create these new rules.

Find out more about the new rules, and how we’re working with the disability community to develop them, on our Changes to NDIS legislation page.

NDIS Supports consultation

Consultation on NDIS Supports was open from 16 June to 27 July 2025.

We developed resources to help people have their say on NDIS Supports:

  • NDIS Supports discussion paper
  • NDIS Supports discussion paper – Easy Read version
  • NDIS Supports discussion paper – Auslan version
  • What we’ve heard paper – a summary of what we’ve heard so far from disability organisations about NDIS Supports

NDIS Supports webinar

To help people take part in the consultation, we held a public webinar on 24 June 2025 to provide information about the NDIS Supports rules.

Watch the webinar recording

Next steps

We will notify our subscribers when we publish a summary report from the consultation later this year, and make it available on this page. We will use the feedback from this consultation to inform the update to the NDIS Supports rule.

Pleas subscribe to stay up to date with the latest on NDIS Reforms.

NDIS Rules consultation

May Disability sector engagement on NDIS Supports – completed
June/July 16 June-27 July: Public consultation on NDIS Supports – completed

24 June: Public webinar on NDIS supports – completed

August Start disability sector engagement on new way of planning ahead of public consultation

 

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