What will be achieved When it Who is responsible Who will contribute will occur Establishment of the September Department of Selected council members and National Disability 2012 Families, Housing, representative organisations Strategy Implementation Community Services Reference and Indigenous Affairs Focus groups with people Part of the Department of People with disability and with disability and evaluation Families, Housing, their representative feedback from their Community Services organisations representative and Indigenous organisations Affairs Meetings of National Three Department of National People with People with Disabilities meetings Families, Housing, Disabilities and Carer Council and Carer Council per year Community Services members and Indigenous Affairs Meetings of the National Three Department of Selected council members and Disability Strategy meetings Families, Housing, trial disability representatives Implementation Reference per year Community Services and Indigenous Affairs Meetings of disability One Department of State and territory disability officials and chairs of meeting Families, Housing, officials and disability jurisdiction disability per year Community Services advisory body chairs advisory bodies and Indigenous Affairs Disability ministers Every two Development People with disability, national forum years from Officials Working representative organisations and trial stakeholders, and 2014 disability ministers Embedding change through national areas of cooperation In addition to individual state and territory government disability plans, there are many actions underway at the national level, either in partnership with jurisdictions or Australian Government initiatives that have national reach. The Strategy sets out six policy outcomes supported by key policy directions. It identifies fiftythree areas for future action across these policy outcomes and directions. Appendix 1 outlines the current and proposed national areas of cooperation that represent governments’ initial commitment to improving the lives of people with disability.
What will be achieved When it will occur Who is responsible Who will contribute Establishment of the National Disability Strategy Implementation Reference September 2012 Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs Selected council members and representative organisations Focus groups with people with disability and feedback from their representative organisations Part of the evaluation Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs People with disability and their representative organisations Meetings of National People with Disabilities and Carer Council Three meetings per year Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs National People with Disabilities and Carer Council members Meetings of the National Disability Strategy Implementation Reference Three meetings per year Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs Selected council members and disability representatives Meetings of disability officials and chairs of jurisdiction disability advisory bodies One meeting per year Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs State and territory disability officials and disability advisory body chairs Disability ministers national forum Every two years from 2014 Development Officials Working People with disability, representative organisations and stakeholders, and disability ministers Embedding change through national areas of cooperation In addition to individual state and territory government disability plans, there are many actions underway at the national level, either in partnership with jurisdictions or Australian Government initiatives that have national reach. The Strategy sets out six policy outcomes supported by key policy directions. It identifies fiftythree areas for future action across these policy outcomes and directions. Appendix 1 outlines the current and proposed national areas of cooperation that represent governments’ initial commitment to improving the lives of people with disability. trial trial