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ARTICLE · 12 JULY 2016

NDIS – A short guide for insurers

The article examines the NDIS legislation with a view to understanding what these changes mean for compensation payers.

AustraliaInsurance

NDIS – A Short Guide for Insurers
June 2016

Introduction

Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is here and moving into a crucial implementation phase over the next 12 months.

Rosan Santangelo, HBA Legal Partner, reviews some documents from the NDIS website and examines the legislation with a view to understanding what these changes will mean for compensation payers.

As anyone who practices in casualty litigation will know, at the end of a personal injury case the parties fill in a Medicare form, notify Centrelink of the judgment or settlement and seek the required clearances. So what I initially wanted to know was does the NDIS change any of that? The answer is yes, it does. The NDIS regime also has the potential to influence peoples' decision as to whether they will commence litigation or not.

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