Getting ready for 2027: SIL and NDIS Digital Platform Requirements

As part of the NDIS Commission's 2026 Regulatory Reform Webinar Series, we invite you to join us for a webinar on Getting ready for 2027: Supported Independent Living (SIL) and NDIS Digital Platform Requirements, which explores the new regulatory reforms introduced on 1 July 2026. 

The new mandatory registration requirements form part of broader reforms designed to strengthen safeguards and improve the quality of supports delivered to NDIS participants. From 1 July 2026, all SIL providers and NDIS digital platforms must comply with the new requirements. 

This session is designed for SIL providers and NDIS digital platforms to build understanding of the regulatory reforms, reinforce key regulatory requirements, and to support readiness for continued implementation in 2027. 

During the webinar, providers will:   

• Understand the key SIL and NDIS Digital Platform reforms introduced on 1 July 2026. 

• Learn what changes are required to meet the new provider requirements.  

• Revisit practical steps to support implementation and demonstrate compliance. 

• Explore what providers can do now to prepare for the 2027 regulatory reforms.

Webinar details:   

All session times are in AEDT.   

The webinar will be via Microsoft Teams on:    

• Tuesday 27 October 2026, 11:00am – 12:00pm  

• Thursday 29 October 2026, 2:00pm – 3:00pm  

Webinars will also be recorded and uploaded to the NDIS Commission Website.   

Places are limited, so please register at your earliest convenience to avoid missing out. Once registered, you’ll receive confirmation and the Microsoft Teams meeting link will be provided closer to your session.   

Both listed sessions include an Auslan interpreter and captioning. You can request an accessible version of the presentation slides to be emailed to you during the checkout process.   

If you have any questions about this webinar, please email Engagement@ndiscommission.gov.au   

Privacy Collection Notice

This Collection Notice applies to individuals registering to participate in the NDIS Commission's webinar on mandatory registration reforms for SIL and digital platform providers.

This Collection Notice, together with the NDIS Commission Privacy Policy, forms our notice for collecting personal information under Australian Privacy Principle (APP) 5.

Our Privacy Policy contains additional information on:
- our personal information handling practices, including how we store and secure personal information;
- the purposes for which we collect, use and disclose personal information; and
- information on how you can access or correct your personal information or lodge a complaint about our handling of your personal information.  

Our Privacy collection notice: Recording Microsoft Teams meetings advises that Microsoft Teams meetings may be recorded or transcribed, and personal information such as participants' names, contact details, voice and image may be collected to support the Commission's functions and maintain meeting records. By attending a recorded meeting, participants consent to the handling of their personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act and the Commission's Privacy Policy. 

Participation in this event is voluntary.

As part of the event registration, the NDIS Commission will collect your full name, company name and email address. The purpose for collection of this information is to facilitate your registration and attendance at this event and seek your participation in a voluntary feedback survey following the event. In addition, the NDIS Commission may contact you about similar events in future. 

The NDIS Commission may collect your information or share details such as your name, company name and contact details via or with third parties engaged to assist with facilitating the event. We may also use your registration information from Humanitix and attendance information from Microsoft Teams for internal analysis to support the development of the NDIS Commission's regulatory strategies and priorities. 

These third parties may include a ticketing agent or web streaming service, including Humanitix. These third parties may not be subject to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). The NDIS Commission is not responsible for the privacy practices of third parties and encourages you to examine the privacy policies of these third parties, including the Privacy Policy of Humanitix, and make your own decision regarding the reliability of material and information found.

Making a complaint

If you have a privacy related query or make a privacy complaint, please contact the NDIS Commission using the following contact details: 

• Email: privacy@ndiscommission.gov.au 

• Telephone: 1800 035 544 

• Post: NDIS Commission Privacy Team, PO Box 210, Penrith NSW 2750.