ADVICE


 

About IAC advice


Section 144 of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Act 2013, states that the purpose of the Independent Advisory Council (IAC) is to provide independent advice to the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) Board about the way the NDIA performs its functions.

IAC advice draws attention to the most important issues affecting participants, family and carers, and considers the way in which the NDIA is addressing those issues. Over the years, the IAC has produced a range of formal advice, as well as the papers, reports and submissions that are available below.

 

Read and download IAC formal advice


Over the years, the IAC has produced a range of formal advice. Formal advice is the advice the IAC gives the NDIA Board about the delivery of the NDIS, as outlined in the Section 144 of the Act. The IAC provides formal advice to the NDIA Board on its own initiative, or at the request of the NDIA Board. Formal advice to the Board must go with a statement, called an Agency response. The NDIA Board forwards both the advice and the Agency response to the Ministerial Council.

 

2022

Improving Equity in the NDIS, May 2022 - IAC Advice (PDF 1MB)

Improving Equity in the NDIS, May 2022 - IAC Advice (DOCX 307KB)




2019
NDIS support for participants who are parents (September 2019) - IAC advice

NDIS support for participants who are parents (September 2019) - IAC advice summary

Support for decision making in the NDIS (July 2019) - IAC advice

Support for decision making in the NDIS (July 2019) - IAC advice summary


 

Read and download the IAC’s discussion papers, submissions and reports


Over the years, the IAC and its Reference Groups have produced a wide range of papers, reports and submissions for the NDIA, its business areas, and other external stakeholders. These can be produced at the IAC’s own initiative or at the request of the Agency or other stakeholders. This work helps the NDIA and other stakeholders get up-to-date information about priority issues in the disability community to inform work in progress.

The IAC develops and delivers these papers, submissions and reports as part of its own operating procedures. They are not a requirement of the NDIS Act, so are not required to be presented to the NDIA Board and Minister with an Agency response.

 







2013
Choice and control (August 2013) Paper