What happens if a provider uses these practices?
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We have a list of rules about how providers and support workers should behave. We call it the NDIS Code of Conduct. |
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The NDIS Code of Conduct says providers must deliver safe services. This means they must not use high-risk practices. |
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You can find out more about the NDIS Code of Conduct on our website. |
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All providers must follow the NDIS Code of Conduct. Even if they aren’t registered with the NDIS Commission. |
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When a provider is registered with us, it means we have checked them. This helps to make sure they provide good and safe services. |
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If a provider uses high-risk practices, it breaks the rules of the NDIS Code of Conduct. |
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This could lead to the NDIS Commission working to:
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We might take legal action against the person who used the high-risk practice. Legal action is when we take someone to court for breaking the law. |
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A provider might find out a worker is using these practices on a participant. |
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The provider must:
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They must also make sure the participant is safe. |
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You can tell us if you know about anyone using a high-risk practice. |
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You can call us. 1800 035 544 |
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You can also email us. |