I think in a perfect world where the NDIS has no budget issues, then yes. These services make a huge difference to quality of life for those with major health issues that stop them physically being able to make those connections with other humans. You only have to see interviews of the families of people that have used those services to know the difference it can make to a full grown adult with a body that doesn't work like a regular persons does. But in a world where the NDIS has massive budget issues that are spiraling, this is one of those services that needs to get the chop. Bearing in mind, this service over the last however many years has only been used by .02% of NDIS participants I believe I heard Shorten say in an interview the other day. So it's really not going to be much of a saving taking it off the table. Still, there are better ways to spend what budget they have currently while they can't afford to do everything everyone would like.
No. N.D.I.S. is a service to support the wellbeing of people and assist them in the daily lives. No person should expect sexual activity, as though it is their right. Able bodied people often experience lack of fulfilling sex lives. No citizen should deem it their personal right. The tax payer should not be responsible for personal erotic pleasure of any citizen.
@@deleted01 absolutely NOT. Able bodied people may often deal without adequate sex lives, but do not (or should not) expect any entity to fund their sexual exploits. Deal with the hands you're dealt.
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I think in a perfect world where the NDIS has no budget issues, then yes. These services make a huge difference to quality of life for those with major health issues that stop them physically being able to make those connections with other humans. You only have to see interviews of the families of people that have used those services to know the difference it can make to a full grown adult with a body that doesn't work like a regular persons does. But in a world where the NDIS has massive budget issues that are spiraling, this is one of those services that needs to get the chop. Bearing in mind, this service over the last however many years has only been used by .02% of NDIS participants I believe I heard Shorten say in an interview the other day. So it's really not going to be much of a saving taking it off the table. Still, there are better ways to spend what budget they have currently while they can't afford to do everything everyone would like.
No.
N.D.I.S. is a service to support the wellbeing of people and assist them in the daily lives.
No person should expect sexual activity, as though it is their right.
Able bodied people often experience lack of fulfilling sex lives.
No citizen should deem it their personal right.
The tax payer should not be responsible for personal erotic pleasure of any citizen.
well if NDIS isn't sorted there goes another department scammed and corrupted by the cancer within
Paid sex should be given to all citizens who lack a partner
@@deleted01 absolutely NOT.
Able bodied people may often deal without adequate sex lives, but do not (or should not) expect any entity to fund their sexual exploits.
Deal with the hands you're dealt.
@@jstone247 The best way to "deal with it" is to make taxpayers fund it. At least for the aesthetically challenged individuals if not everyone.
And yes Viagra should not be on the PBS either .