How do I receive money for my SDA property? Compared to the previous block funding system, invoicing and accounting will look different under the NDIS. Instead of receiving a fixed amount from the government every year to provide your SDA property, you will now need to charge the NDIA for the property you provide. Who will work in my SDA home? Anyone will be able to provide services in an SDA home, should a resident consent to employ them. Under the NDIS, disability service provision will be driven by the participants needs, as funded in their plan. Participants will be able to manage their funds for services however best suits their needs, in the same way that they manage their grocery shopping budget. How is SDA currently regulated? SDA is currently regulated in the Disability Act 2006. This piece of legislation currently regulates both rights and residents’ responsibilities and service provider rights and responsibilities. Regulatory functions are currently performed by a few different bodies, including the Public Advocate, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal and the Disability Services Commissioner.
How do I receive money for my SDA property? Compared to the previous block funding system, invoicing and accounting will look different under the NDIS. Instead of receiving a fixed amount from the government every year to provide your SDA property, you will now need to charge the NDIA for the property you provide. Who will work in my SDA home? Anyone will be able to provide services in an SDA home, should a resident consent to employ them. Under the NDIS, disability service provision will be driven by the participants needs, as funded in their plan. Participants will be able to manage their funds for services however best suits their needs, in the same way that they manage their grocery shopping budget. How is SDA currently regulated? SDA is currently regulated in the Disability Act 2006. This piece of legislation currently regulates both residents’ rights and responsibilities and service provider rights and responsibilities. Regulatory functions are currently performed by a few different bodies, including the Public Advocate, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal and the Disability Services Commissioner.
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