In setting the Commonwealth funding cap for participants, the Commonwealth ‘new’ and WA agree to set the Commonwealth funding cap for participants at the ‘new’ number of Commonwealth-only clients plus an allowance for unmet need, excluding eligible’. The Commonwealth and WA could then agree to direct the WA ‘churn/newly NDIS authority to identify the number of participants during the transition phase who have either left the scheme or have aged in the scheme; and identify the level of additional participants (over and above the Commonwealth funding cap for ‘new’ participants) who can be brought into the scheme. These additional new ‘new’ participants will be included in the scheme without an additional funding contribution from the Commonwealth. Where possible, the Parties agree to provide adequate data to the WA NDIS authority six months prior to the commencement of transition, to support the transfer of clients to the NDIS and consistent with Schedule F to this Agreement. The Parties agree that the estimates in these tables will be monitored or reviewed as necessary in light of transition experience. Appendix A Western Australian Service Regions by Local Government Authority Central North Metro Mundaring Swan Cambridge Claremont South East Metro Cottesloe Mosman Park Belmont Canning Nedlands Peppermint Grove Gosnells Victoria Park Perth Stirling Subiaco South Metro Vincent Armadale Mandurah Central South Metro Murray Cockburn Rockingham East Fremantle Serpentine-Jarrahdale Fremantle Kwinana Kimberley-Pilbara Melville Ashburton South Perth Broome West Kimberley – North Metro East Pilbara Joondalup Halls Creek Wanneroo Karratha Port Hedland North East Metro Wyndham East Kimberley – Bassendean Bayswater Midwest - Gascoyne Kalamunda Carnamah
In setting the Commonwealth funding cap for ‘new’ participants, the Commonwealth and WA agree to set the Commonwealth funding cap for ‘new’ participants at the number of Commonwealth-only clients plus an allowance for unmet need, excluding ‘churn/newly eligible’. The Commonwealth and WA could then agree to direct the WA NDIS authority to identify the number of participants during the transition phase who have either left the scheme or have aged in the scheme; and identify the level of additional ‘new’ participants (over and above the Commonwealth funding cap for ‘new’ participants) who can be brought into the scheme. These additional new participants will be included in the scheme without an additional funding contribution from the Commonwealth. Where possible, the Parties agree to provide adequate data to the WA NDIS authority six months prior to the commencement of transition, to support the transfer of clients to the NDIS and consistent with Schedule F to this Agreement. The Parties agree that the estimates in these tables will be monitored or reviewed as necessary in light of transition experience. Appendix A Western Australian Service Regions by Local Government Authority Central North Metro Cambridge Claremont Cottesloe Mosman Park Nedlands Peppermint Grove Perth Stirling Subiaco Vincent Central South Metro Cockburn East Fremantle Fremantle Kwinana Melville South Perth North Metro Joondalup Wanneroo North East Metro Bassendean Bayswater Kalamunda Mundaring Swan South East Metro Belmont Canning Gosnells Victoria Park South Metro Armadale Mandurah Murray Rockingham Serpentine-Jarrahdale Kimberley-Pilbara Ashburton Broome – West Kimberley East Pilbara Halls Creek Karratha Port Hedland Wyndham – East Kimberley Midwest - Gascoyne Carnamah
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