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Why & Who Attends

Return with ten working tools and a 90-day plan.

Why Attend

Measure your own late-notification rate against the 24-hour and 5-business-day timeframes

Reconcile your restrictive practice register against plans, authorisation, consent and monthly reports

Respond to unauthorised use in the first 72 hours with a protocol your team has already tested

Plan an investigation, interview, log evidence and write findings for a regulator

Rehearse a Commission information request and map who holds each record before the notice arrives

Leave with a board dashboard and 90-day plan, ahead of the whistleblower changes from 1 July 2027

Who Attends

Registered NDIS providers

For the people in registered NDIS providers who notify incidents, authorise restrictive practices and run investigations.

Teams of two to three per organisation are common. Each delegate completes the tools using their own records.

  1. Executives and key personnel (CEO, COO, Executive Directors)

  2. Quality, safeguarding and compliance leads

  3. Operations and service managers

  4. Practice leads

  5. Incident and investigation officers