Allied Health Assistant opposes Bill impacting clients with neurological disabilities (Provider experience)

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

Submission 2074

To whom it may concern,

**I oppose this Bill; **in its current form it is harmful and should not be passed by Parliament.

My name is redacted , I live in the South East Suburbs of Melbourne and work as an Allied Health Assistant supporting people with neurological disabilities and conditions, as well as a Support Worker who has spent the last 4 years working with a 5 year old to smash his goals, and learn to walk,eatandcommunicate.

I care about the NDIS because it changes lives. Every person I support is on the NDIS,* if not more support they have needsto livetheir life*

StronglyopposethenewNDISBill . TheN DIS means my clientis ableto accessa $120,$00 pieceof equipment that allows her towalk*,equipmentthat withoutit,she issignificantly limitedinhers dailycapacitymobility*. TheN D ISmeansmyclientsareabletosecureprofessional support outsidealready overburdenedsystem. ThenD ISS meansthat clientshaveaccessbasic human rights. WiththisnewBil l,lifechangesdrasticallyfor myclient s.Thepeoplewho can’t afford feed themselves lose their chance t oworkontheir mobilitygoals.T hepeopl ewhocan’ leavehousewithoutanotherperson remain isolated.Thelchildren whocommunicatedifferently stay separatedfromtherestofsociety.I amworriedabout real peoplesuffering irreparable harm directlyas result of this new ND IBill.Thisproposed Bill in its current formisharmfulshouldnotbe passedby Parliament .*