Nearly 90 Percent of Small NDIS Plan Managers Show Signs of Non-Compliance

A Senate inquiry into proposed NDIS reforms has heard that a high percentage of smaller plan managers exhibit significant signs of non-compliance. The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) stated that nearly 90 percent of plan managers with 0 to 100 clients showed indicators of not meeting requirements. This issue also extends to financial record-keeping, with a substantial number flagged for inadequate tax documentation.

• A Senate inquiry has identified significant compliance issues among smaller NDIS plan managers.
• Nearly 90% of plan managers handling 0-100 clients reportedly show indicators of non-compliance.
• Plan managers are responsible for financial administration within the NDIS, paid by the scheme.
• Over a third of these smaller managers were also flagged for failing to provide adequate tax records.