Join us for a public webinar about the NDIS Provider and Worker Registration Taskforce.

This is an opportunity to learn more about the Taskforce and their current consultation on the new graduated risk-proportionate regulatory model proposed in the NDIS Review Final Report.

About the event

This 45 minute online event will include an introduction to the Taskforce with members:

Ms Natalie Wade, disability rights lawyer (Chair)
Mr Michael Borowick JP, former ACTU Assistant Secretary
The Hon Vicki O’Halloran AO CVO FAICD, former Administrator of the Northern Territory and former President of National Disability Services Australia

The event will be held online via Zoom.

The link to access the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8131...

The event will also be recorded and a recording of the event will be made available on the DSS engage website.

Contributing during the event

This is a broadcast webinar. You will be able to ask questions to the Taskforce via the Zoom Q&A.

Accessibility

The webinar will include:

Auslan interpreters that can be seen on the screen at all times
Live captions that can be accessed via a separate screen if needed

Please tell us if you need any other accessibility support when you register.

Time zone support:

If you are joining us from a different state, here are the start times in your local time zone.

Local time:
WA: 8:00am
NT: 9:30am
QLD: 10:00am
SA: 10:30am
NSW, VIC, ACT: 11:00am

Support to register or attend

The Social Deck is helping to coordinate this event. If you need help to register, please contact The Social Deck at email rt@thesocialdeck.com or phone 0458 228 142.

More information about the Taskforce can be found on the Department of Social Services website or by emailing: NDISRegistrationTaskforce@dss.gov.au

Privacy

When you register or provide a response to this event or in writing, The Social Deck will keep your name, email and any other identifying information private. You can read The Social Deck's privacy policy for more details.

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