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Lessons should have been learned prior to NDIS rollout, integrity boss says

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Lessons should have been learned prior to NDIS rollout, integrity boss says
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The NDIS's integrity chief, John Dardo, told a parliamentary inquiry that approximately $3.7 billion of the scheme's $45 billion in payments last financial year involved 'integrity leakage,' encompassing fraud and non-compliance. He stated that governments have repeatedly failed to apply lessons from past program failures when launching new initiatives like the NDIS. The hearing follows recent government reforms aimed at cutting $22 billion over four years by removing around 160,000 participants and improving oversight.

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Billions of NDIS funds lost to 'integrity leakage' last year, executive tells parliamentary hearingBy the Specialist Reporting Team's Evan YoungTopic:People With Disability26m ago26 minutes agoFri 1 May 2026 at 2:52amThe hearing comes a week after the government unveiled dramatic cost-cutting changes to the $50 billion scheme. (ABC News: Nicole Mills)In short:NDIS executives have today been addressing a parliamentary inquiry into the scheme's integrity.The inquiry was set up after NDIS Minister Jenny McAllister requested a probe into the extend of fraud and non-compliance in the scheme.What's next?The inquiry is expected to hand down a report on July 2.abc.net.au/news/ndis-funding-integrity-leakage-parliamentary-hearing/106630496Link copiedShareShare articleAbout $3.7 billion of National…

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