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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

it got "out of control " by the Lib mismanagement of NDIS.... a long list of failures courtesy of the Libs.

unregulated service providers allowing shonkies to put invoices to the system
invoices paid automatically enabling over-pricing to become systemic
allowing dubious claimants to enrol as participants.
not adequately supervising the running of the system, not enough human monitoring of costs.
overlooking shortcomings in the system and not addressing problems as they develop
allowing services which break laws and rip off or damage participants
illegal operators of housing flourished
participants ripped off by shonky operators
inadequate vetting of participants enabling drug dealers to operate
inappropriate inclusion of pseudo-science social activities which offer no benefit to the participant

I could go on indefinitely as there were so many ***kups instituted by th Lib govt that its not surprising the budget blew out massively

the question that needs asking is Why the Libs allowed the NDIS to become so corrupted.

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"the question that needs asking is Why the Libs allowed the NDIS to become so corrupted"

The answer to that - CORRUPTION IS IN THE LIBS DNA
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