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Government strikes deal with Coalition to pass NDIS overhaul
The federal government has secured a deal with the Coalition to pass its major NDIS overhaul, bypassing crossbench concerns that the changes are being rushed and risk leaving vulnerable Australians without support.
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Canberra
Government strikes deal
- The crossbench warns the NDIS changes are being rushed without adequate planning
- A Senate inquiry report by crossbench senators warns that the proposed NDIS overhaul risks leaving vulnerable Australians without support.
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- · The crossbench warns the NDIS changes are being rushed without adequate planning
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- · The federal government has reached a deal with the Coalition to pass the controversial NDIS overhaul.
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- · The crossbench warns the NDIS changes are being rushed without adequate planning
- · A Senate inquiry report by crossbench senators warns that the proposed NDIS overhaul risks leaving vulnerable Australians without support.
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- · The crossbench warns the NDIS changes are being rushed without adequate planning
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- 9:50 AM
The government bypassed the crossbench by striking a deal with the Coalition to pass the legislation.
- 9:50 AM
Labor strikes a deal with the Coalition to pass the controversial NDIS overhaul, bypassing crossbench opposition.
- Aug 15 · 12:41 AM
A Senate inquiry report by crossbenchers warned that the proposed NDIS changes are going too fast and risk leaving vulnerable Australians unsupported.
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- Which crossbench senators authored or signed the dissenting report, and what role—if any—did David Pocock have?
- What specific provisions or transition deadlines do the crossbench senators oppose?
- What evidence does the report provide for the risk that people could be left without support or that care quality could decline?
- Is the document a dissenting report, additional comments, or the inquiry's principal report?
Update & correction history
- 9:50 AM
The government bypassed the crossbench by striking a deal with the Coalition to pass the legislation.
- 9:50 AM
Labor strikes a deal with the Coalition to pass the controversial NDIS overhaul, bypassing crossbench opposition.
- Aug 15 · 12:41 AM
A Senate inquiry report by crossbenchers warned that the proposed NDIS changes are going too fast and risk leaving vulnerable Australians unsupported.
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