Opposes NDIS Amendment Bill due to loss of supports and impact on Autistic university student (Participant experience)

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National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment Bill

Submission: Securing the NDIS for Future Generations - Bill No.: [1929]

Submission On The Ndis Amendment Bill To whom It should concern, please read below submission on ndis amendment bill:

Introduction/my connection To this issue

I am a disabled university student aged twenty years old who advocates disabilities as well as an active participant in nDis. disability-wise I suffer from autism along Generalized Anxiety Disorder depression sensory processing disorder anosmia inability smell chronic pain brain injury associated VP Shunt all these are permanent conditions making me deeply concerned about opposed to this bill personal reasons.

My overall position on this bill

governmental withdrawal is necessary due potential harm it may cause personally more importantly my community which cares deeply about.

Key concerns with This bill loss supports cuts Community participation changes affecting Children Early Intervention worsened quality of life horrible enough reality shows that NDIS cut (loss support) kills people government bill will kill people Noah Johnston already seen. Cuts Community Participation can isolate Disabled People severely impact their Quality Of Life Changes involving children and early intervention particularly Thriving Kids similar Schools states do not have resources Federal Governments does additionally contrary Mark Butler’s belief Autism other developmental disability do

National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026

Submission 1929

just magically disappear when people turn 18. It is shocking that Mark is the Minister for the NDIS despite his obvious ignorance of basic facts about disability.

What needs to change or be protected

This bill must be withdrawn for the reasons listed in Section 3 among others. Disabled people, as vulnerable Australians,mustbe supported ,not made victimsof socialmurderwhichwill inevitably occur ifthe proposalsinthisbill go ahead .

Final statement TheNDI Sis far from perfect as it s butfor manyDisabledAustraliansitisa lifelineandamajor boon.Ruininginthewaysproposed especiallythebillionsodollarsincutsinthisb ill will killpeople.Thatisthesimple truthan d notmuch else matterswhenthosearethestakes.I implore thi sgovernmenttonot murder an d genocide disabledpeopl e memberso fa community o f which i am both a part and deeply careabout andre spect.Thank youforyourconsideration.Toreiterate, I askthatyou withdraw this b il l.