- the experience of people with intellectual disability and their families,
- NSWCID’s long experience in systemic advocacy, and
- discussion at our National Roundtable on Quality and Safeguarding and People with Intellectual Disability, held in March 2015:
Position Statement - NDIS Quality and Safeguarding Framework
NSW Council on Intellectual Disability, 6th May 2015
NSW CID calls for a very rigorous frame work as:
The spending on a rigorous framework would be an investment that would yield considerable budgetary savings over time.
NSW CID calls for a very rigorous frame work as:
- People with intellectual disability are over 60% of NDIS participants and are very vulnerable to abuse and neglect
- Capacity for choice and control will not just happen for people with intellectual disability. It should gradually grow over time
- The implementation of the NDIS is an enormous undertaking.
The spending on a rigorous framework would be an investment that would yield considerable budgetary savings over time.
- You can read and/or download the complete position statement here.
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