Increasingly, NDIS participants are disappointed by their approved plans because they don’t meet their needs and don’t reflect what was discussed at the planning meeting. Advocates then step in, assisting to sort out what is a complicated and tangled mess. Reversing bad plan decisions usually ends up by taking the case to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT). What are some of the things that advocates need to know about this process to get the reasonable and necessary outcomes that their clients need and deserve?
Following the session, Marie McInerney, the Roving Reporter on the day, caught up with Dr Darren O’Donovan for a chat.
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