SIL Mandatory Registration 2026: What Providers Must Do Now
Description
From 1 July 2026, Supported Independent Living (SIL) becomes a mandatory registration category under the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
This reform will significantly impact unregistered SIL providers, platform models, and organisations planning to deliver shared living supports.
In this practical and strategic session, we will break down what the changes mean, who is affected, and what providers must do now to prepare.
We will cover:
• The mandatory registration pathway
• Expected governance and operational requirements
• Audit readiness and documentation expectations
• Worker screening and suitability obligations
• Key compliance risks the Commission is focusing on
• A practical preparation roadmap for 2026
This webinar is designed for NDIS Directors, Compliance Officers, SIL Managers and Business Owners who want clarity, structure and confidence ahead of the reforms.
If you deliver — or are planning to deliver — Supported Independent Living, this session is essential.
Secure your place and prepare your organisation properly.
FAQs
- Who needs to attend?
NDIS providers delivering SIL, unregistered providers planning to offer SIL, Directors, Compliance Managers and operational leaders.
- Is this relevant if we are already registered?
Yes. The reforms introduce strengthened oversight and expectations that may impact governance, reporting and audit preparation.
- What happens if a provider does not register by July 2026?
Providers will not be able to deliver SIL supports once mandatory registration takes effect.
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