Joint Standing Committee on the National Disability Insurance Scheme - Melbourne, VIC (part 2 of 2)
21 May 2026
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Joint Standing Committee on the National Disability Insurance Scheme Australian Parliament
00:00 - 00:34
Speaker 39
If we add more services for them to monitor by registering all services, that's gonna make that situation worse. Now, again, I'm I'm I'm not saying I'm against registration, but I I am worried that it's seen as this panacea that, you know, I think I heard someone earlier say, registered provider is good, unregistered provider is bad, and that's just not the case. So there are lots of good unregistered providers doing great work. So we need to be able to make sure they can continue to do that work whilst we have the appropriate amount of oversight.
00:35 - 00:36
Okay. Thank you.
00:36 - 00:39
Speaker 9
Thank you. Over to you, mister Pike.
00:39 - 01:21
Speaker 8
Thank you very much, Chair. I just wanna build off that answer. Obviously, we're heading into a sort of a system where we're gonna end up with greater registration, and then certain aspects, certain providers will be more on a, you know, enrollment basis if you like to use language that surround at the moment. I'm just keen to get your perspective on where you think an appropriate tiered sort of system should sit. You know, where where should we be drawing the line as to where we want people having a really rigorous registration versus, you know, a very, very basic through to, you know, fill out half an a full page?
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