The Value of NDIS | Q+A
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- The government says the cost of the NDIS is blowing out, but how do we put a price on supporting people with disabilities?
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Panellists: Elly Desmarchelier, Disability Rights Campaigner; Bill Shorten, Minister for the NDIS and Government Services; Stuart Robert, Shadow Assistant Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Financial Services; Jordon Steele-John, Greens Senator for WA; and Amy Auster, Chief Economist and Insights Officer, PwC Australia.
This episode was broadcast on Thursday November 24, 2022.
0:00 Introduction
1:39 Stuart Robert and lobbying claims
9:21 Is the NDIS broken?
20:17 Accessing the NDIS
28:30 The NDIS and multicultural communities
32:58 Devaluing people who can't work
41:10 The NDIS and ADHD
49:36 The NDIS and inflated prices
58:51 Debt and the Victorian election
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