Certain incidents must be reported to the NDIS Commission as reportable incidents, such as the death, serious injury, abuse or neglect of a person with a disability, and the unauthorized use of restrictive practices. These incidents must be reported to the NDIS Commission. When you report a reportable incident to us, you must follow the established processes and provide the required information as set out on the “My Reportable Incidents” page of the NDIS Commission portal. Serious injury to a person with a disability.
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