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NDIS minister eases concerns that participants would have to pay for mandatory assessments

Bill Shorten says participants shouldn't have to foot the bill for mandatory assessments, after disability groups expressed concerns that the door had been left open.

By: ABC News (AU)

Aug 22 2024
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NDIS minister eases concerns that participants would have to pay for mandatory assessments

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