Budget 2024: Labor to Spend $468 Million to Get NDIS ‘Back on Track’

The government are undertaking reforms to ’moderate this additional growth‘ and ’return the NDIS to its original intent,’ the budget noted. 
Budget 2024: Labor to Spend $468 Million to Get NDIS ‘Back on Track’
A man wearing a shawl over his head walks into a Centrelink, Medicare, NDIS office in Albany, Western Australia, on Sept. 26, 2023. Susan Mortimer/The Epoch Times
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The centre-left Labor government has vowed to get the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) “back on track” by splashing a further $468.7 million (US$310 million) on the scheme, the 2024-25 budget paper revealed.

The funding includes $268.1 million to “better protect NDIS participants and prevent fraud” and $200.6 million to “design and consult” based on the key recommendations of the independent NDIS review.

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