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In the complex landscape of disability services, understanding how legal precedents shape risk management is crucial for maintaining compliance and delivering exceptional care. What are the gaps between the NDIS Legislation, workplace health and Safety, The NDIA Funding approaches, NDIS Commission case law and everyday operational challenges faced by service providers.

Execs will dive deep into pivotal case laws that have established the standards for the sector, exploring practical strategies for applying these legal insights directly to organisational governance and risk management practices. Supporting you to ensure that your services not only meet, but exceed quality and safety standards in the realm of disability support.

Because, every executive knows there’s a list of issues they haven’t addressed. Sometimes it's because they’re not urgent, sometimes because they’re too hard. This module is about getting honest about the catastrophic risks that are facing NDIS Businesses daily.

This training module addresses six recent legal cases related to NDIS Businesses.

Two are focused on Financial Governance in the NDIS Era

Two address Legal Accountability for Known Hazard

And the last two highlight why NDIS Leaders are kept up at night

This module isn't about pointing fingers or placing blame (on others or ourselves). It's an opportunity to reflect on these quiet risks before they get loud. As we walk through these scenarios, ask yourself, how confident am I that this wouldn't happen in my business?

⚠️ Important Notes

This content has been developed for learning and reflection purposes only. It has not been created by legal professionals and should not be considered formal legal, clinical, or compliance advice.

If you are making decisions that affect people’s rights, responsibilities, or safety, please seek professional guidance or refer to the relevant legislation, standards, or policies.

Balancing the opportunity for insight with sensitivity

Some of these cases address preventable deaths of people who were loved. The deaths weren't a result of malice or gross negligence.
We need to be mindful of the parties involved in these situations.
It is essential to approach these cases with compassion and understanding.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that this content contains references to the names and stories of people who have passed away.

This learning space acknowledges the enduring knowledge systems of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
May we continue to learn from their wisdom and honor their enduring connection to Country.