Level B Quarterly Performance Reporting – The will report quarterly to DRC on aspects of operational performance that contribute directly to the achievement of outcomes for the NDIS. These requirements, and their relationship to the overarching NDIS outcomes and KPIs, are set out in Table 2 below. Also set out in Table 2 below are the requirements for quarterly reporting from the Board to the DRC. Participant outcomes will be measured using an outcomes framework, which is currently being piloted in the NDIS trial sites. Trends in indicators will be monitored, as well as comparisons between Australians without disability and people with a disability in other OECD countries. In addition to the outcomes framework, the WA NDIS authority will work towards national consistency in the measurement of individual participant goal attainment. Table 2: Quarterly Reporting from the Board to DRC Outcome Measures Indicators 1. People Outcomes for Proportion of participants, and their families and with participants carers who report improved economic and social disability and their outcomes lead lives of families Proportion of participants who attain the goals their choice outlined in their plans Participant satisfaction Provision of Number of registered service providers by support in characteristics and market profile response to Access request to receiving support within assessed need different timeframes 2. NDIS is a Participant Access requests made by outcome financially characteristics Eligible participants against bilateral targets, sustainable, and their including key characteristics families Participants with approved plans against bilateral NDIS targets Trends in plan approvals Access request to plan approval within different timeframes Ineligible participant numbers and key characteristics Support Committed support packages Actual payments Average and median package costs by sub-groups of the population and for all participants compared with the expected averages and medians, including trends Details of participants with second including length and value of supports Distribution of package costs Projections Cost of the NDIS in dollar terms and as a percentage of GDP (split by participants aged under 65 and over 65). This measure will include WA NDIS authority operating costs. [Note that this measure will need to be jointly reported by the State and Commonwealth] 3. Greater Mainstream Number of participants accessing mainstream community services services by service type
Level B – Quarterly Performance Reporting The will report quarterly to DRC on aspects of operational performance that contribute directly to the achievement of outcomes for the NDIS. These requirements, and their relationship to the overarching NDIS outcomes and KPIs, are set out in Table 2 below. Also set out in Table 2 below are the requirements for quarterly reporting from the Board to the DRC. Participant outcomes will be measured using an outcomes framework, which is currently being piloted in the NDIS trial sites. Trends in indicators will be monitored, as well as comparisons between Australians without disability and people with a disability in other OECD countries. In addition to the outcomes framework, the WA NDIS authority will work towards national consistency in the measurement of individual participant goal attainment. Table 2: Quarterly Reporting from the Board to DRC Outcome Measures Indicators 1. People with disability lead lives of their choice Outcomes for participants and their families Proportion of participants, and their families and carers who report improved economic and social outcomes Proportion of participants who attain the goals outlined in their plans Participant satisfaction Provision of support in response to assessed need Number of registered service providers by characteristics and market profile Access request to receiving support within different timeframes 2. NDIS is a financially sustainable, NDIS Participant characteristics and their families Access requests made by outcome Eligible participants against bilateral targets, including key characteristics Participants with approved plans against bilateral targets Trends in plan approvals Access request to plan approval within different timeframes Ineligible participant numbers and key characteristics Support packages Committed support Actual payments Average and median package costs by sub-groups of the population and for all participants compared with the expected averages and medians, including trends Details of participants with second including length and value of supports Distribution of package costs Projections Cost of the NDIS in dollar terms and as a percentage of GDP (split by participants aged under 65 and over 65). This measure will include WA NDIS authority operating costs. [Note that this measure will need to be jointly reported by the State and Commonwealth] 3. Greater community Mainstream services Number of participants accessing mainstream services by service type
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