There is no need for the conservative side of politics to over exaggerate the problem with the NDIS. I suspect like with all social welfare programs the conservatives with their "survival of the fittest" philosophical bent would like to ditch them anyway, or privatise if there is money to be made.

Indy, with his belief that a vast "Boot Camp" for young people would of some magical benefit to society is simply dreaming. The far right believe regimentation brings conformity, and therefore social stability, and that's true to a certain extent, but then they have to "deal" with the fringe of nonconformists, that's when things get messy.

Individual,

What's the NMNS?

Boot Camp

I don't know if this will help, I just read that the
growth rate of the National Disability Insurance
Scheme (NDIS) is - "starting to stabilise according
to the latest Annual Financial Sustainability Report
(AFSR) released last year."

We're told that the "stabilising of growth is being
achieved through considered and targeted reforms -
delivered in partnership with people with disability
and the disability community."

I forgot to add that - we're told in the longer term,
projections are $1.8 billion lower in 2032-33,
compared to Dec. 2022.

What nitwits the people defending NDIS are, given that it is their taxes providing money to rorters.