We want to make sure participants can find and use good quality services and supports.

We will make resources that improve the way providers support participants with their behaviour.

And we will also offer training to providers on how they can support participants.

This includes supporting providers to use less restrictive practices.

Restrictive practices are actions that stop people from:

• moving
• doing what they want.

We will also support participants to know their rights when providers talk about restrictive practices.

We will share information about what rules providers must follow.

For example, information about what providers who offer supported accommodation must do.

Supported accommodation is a type of housing for people with disability who need support.

We will use research to make sure providers support participants in the best ways.

We will also update our website to make sure it is accessible.

We want participants to be able to find and use information in the ways that they need.

We will use ideas from others to improve how we work as a regulator.

This includes ideas from the NDIS Review.

The Australian Government is checking the NDIS to find out what:

• works well
• could be better.

They call it the NDIS Review.

We will also listen to and use ideas from:

• our workforce
• the Disability Royal Commission.

A royal commission is how the government looks into a big problem.

It helps us find out what:

• what went wrong
• we can fix.