Key numbers behind Labor’s autism reform plan
Health Minister Mark wants to make butler Generation changes in the National Disability Insurance Program (NDIS) directs autism or developmental children to a new program called “Developing Children”. States and regions may have felt moving blindIt was announced last week, but butler finally expected them to finance the new program.
In the latest numbers of Paint, we offer the basic figures in the major reform project.
Year NDIs were enacted: 2013
YEAR NDIS review has been published: 2023
The number of people with disabilities that the plan should be supported at the beginning: 410,000
The number of people currently supporting: 740.000
NDIS’s number of people who are expected to support until 2034: 1,000,000
Annual ratio in which the costs of the plan grew in 2022: 22 %
In 2023, the national cabinet agreed to reduce the annual cost increase of the NDIs by 2024: 8 %
The estimation cost of the NDIs under this 2023 scenario: 105 billion dollars
Estimated cost of NDIs in the past financial year: 48.5 billion dollars
According to the March budget, the estimated cost of NDIS in 2025-26 financially: 52.3 billion dollars
Estimated Cost in 2028-29 Fiscal Year: 63.4 billion dollars
According to the last three -month report, the growth in the number of participants in the last financial year: 12 %
The Rate of the Australians in which NDIS serves: 1 in 40
NDIS Service Provides Number: 260,000
Number of registered NDIS service providers: 16,000
The new “Developing Children” program proposed for the year will begin to be published: 2026
According to Labour’s plans, the program will be fully realized: 2027
Federal financing hostages and regions are expected to match: 2 billion dollars
The annual ratio of the growth of elderly care: 5 %
Medicare’s growth annual ratio: 5 %
