The Work of the IAC 2013-17

At a glance


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1. An ordinary life in sustainable NDIS

  • R&N support for an ordinary life (2.1)

  • R&N support for families (2.2)

  • The planning process (2.3)


2. A responsive NDIS fit for purpose

  • Members’ reports on the ground

  • Roving visits

  • Feedback on Service Delivery Operating Model

  • Input and feedback to discussions on

    • Participant pathway

    • Information Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC)

    • Outcomes framework


3. Self-determination

  • Choice and control (3.1)

  • Self-direction & self-management (3.2)

  • Productivity Commission Submission into the NDIS costs (3.3)

  • Self-management; value, risks & strategies for growth (3.4)

  • Evidence of improper payments (3.5)

  • What should the NDIA understand about Intellectual Disability? (3.6)

  • Support for decision-making (3.7)


4. Capacity building

  • Capacity building for participants(4.1)

  • Capacity building for staff (4.2)

  • Activating capacity building (4.3)



5. Independence

  • Promoting independence (5.1)

  • NDIS supports for independence (5.2)


6. Social & economic participation & inclusion

  • Genuine community engagement (6.1)

  • Innovation in housing and support (6.2)

  • Barriers to housing and support (6.3)

  • Submission to Senate Community Affairs Committee into delivery of outcomes under the NDIS (6.4)


7. Reducing vulnerability & enabling positive risk

  • Enhancing personal safeguards (7.1)

  • Building capacity and reducing vulnerability (7.2)

  • Q&S for people in closed systems (7.3)


8. Equity

  • Mental Health and the NDIS: A Literature Review (8.1)

  • Implementing the NDIS for people with disabilities related to mental health (8.2)

  • Improving access for people in Psychiatric Hostels, Supported Residential Services and Boarding Houses (8.3)

  • Guidance on the application and promotion of peer work in the NDIS (8.4)

  • Peer workers in the NDIS (8.5)

  • Submission to the Joint Standing Committee (8.6)

  • Equitable access for people on the margins (8.8)

  • Equitable access for people in touch with criminal justice (8.9)

  • People who are deaf and hard of hearing (8.10)