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myGov gets a new look
myGov gets a new look The new myGov has officially launched with a fresh look and new functions. Although myGov has changed, you won’t need to do anything different. Your information remains the same and can be accessed through the same myGov (Opens external website) website. What’s new: myGov now has information to …
2. What are the new rules for your NDIS budget?
… in your NDIS plan Your NDIS plan says how much NDIS money you have for the supports you need and what NDIS supports you can spend your NDIS money on. We call it your total funding amount . Your total funding amount depends on what NDIS supports you need how much your NDIS supports cost. How much NDIS money you …
Transition – Phase 2
… person transitioning to independence is often alone with few, if any, supports. While we know that many attempt to reconnect with their families … person transitioning to independence is often alone with few, if any, supports. While we know that many attempt to reconnect with their families …
After care independence – Phase 3
… After care independence – Phase 3 Research and evidence strongly supports the need for an integrated model of after care support for young … Independence Phase is at Attachment D2 . … Research and evidence strongly supports the need for an integrated model of after care support for young …
Cost-benefit analysis
Cost-benefit analysis In 2006, Morgan Disney and Associates undertook a study to inform the Community, and Disability Services Ministers’ Conference (CDSMC) (and governments) about the current alternate pathways of young people after they leave formal care, and the comparative cost of these pathways to governments. …
Part 2. Submissions - Issues raised in direct response to the four questions posed
… given the time and other constraints on ageing carers, that even informal supports may need some formal guidance and/or supervision. As with Question 2 … private provision alongside government-funded support. Increase family supports (6) Funding should be provided for "family to family" information … as possible is far better than being removed and isolated from these supports. "The need for supported accommodation is NOW, not when we can no …
The systems approach
… strengthening or expanding these initiatives more broadly; where current supports, processes and initiatives are breaking down and what actions could … also enables some analysis of which young people are accessing what supports during what phase, acknowledging that not all young people in out of … strengthening or expanding these initiatives more broadly; where current supports, processes and initiatives are breaking down and what actions could …
3. Approach of the Taskforce
3. Approach of the Taskforce In order to meet the Terms of Reference, the Taskforce: analysed the submissions on child support made to the House of Representatives Committee on Family and Community Affairs in 2003; analysed issues raised in Ministerial correspondence and unsolicited submissions to the Taskforce; …
1. Background to the review
1. Background to the review The registration and collection aspects of the Child Support Scheme were introduced in 1988, and the formula for assessment in 1989. The formula for assessing child support was based upon recommendations of a Consultative Group chaired by Justice John Fogarty of the Family Court, which …
10. Expected outcomes from the reforms
10. Expected outcomes from the reforms Any changes at all to the Child Support Scheme will necessarily mean changes to the amount of money that some payees receive in child support and that payers must pay. In some cases, the child support received by payees will increase as a result of these reforms. Recommendations …