PWDA was pleased to endorse Children and Young People with Disability’s (CYDA) Response to the Parliamentary Inquiry.
Category: Submissions (page 3)
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United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
PWDA led the development of a disability-specific submission to the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in advance of the upcoming visit to Australia.
Review of a Legislative Framework to Regulate Restrictive Practices
PWDA welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the NSW Department of Communities & Justice Review of a Legislative Framework to Regulate Restrictive Practices.
Review of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW)
PWDA welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the Review of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW): Unlawful conduct.
Joint Submission: National Energy Retail Amendment (Improving the application of concessions to bills) Rule 2025: Draft Determination
PWDA joined other organisations to respond to the AEMC’s Draft Determination on Improving the application of concessions to bills.
Joint Statement: NDIS Support Decisions Must Be Clear, Fair and Inclusive
Joint Statement by Disability Representative Organisations call for NDIS Support Decisions to be clear, fair, and inclusive
PWDA Response to Consultation on the NDIS Support Rule
PWDA welcomed the opportunity to comment on the Discussion Paper provided by DSS on the current NDIS Support Rule.
PWDA Submission to the Economic Reform Roundtable Consultation
PWDA welcomed the opportunity to provide views on priority reforms for consideration as part of the Economic Reform Roundtable Consultation.
Submission to the Department of Social Services Next Steps in Supported Employment: Consultation on the way forward
PWDA welcomed the opportunity to comment on the Department of Social Services Discussion paper on the future of Supported Employment.
Support for a nationally consistent approach to assistance animals
PWDA provided submission the Assistance Animals National Principles to help make a nationally consistent approach to assistance animals.









