Disability Reform Ministerial Council

The Disability Reform Ministerial Council is a forum for Commonwealth and state and territory ministers responsible for disability policy to drive national reform.

Role

Commonwealth and state and territory ministers with responsibility for disability policy meet regularly through the Disability Reform Ministerial Council (DRMC). The DRMC reports to National Cabinet, signifying the importance government places on matters affecting people with disability.

The DRMC discusses ways to improve and implement policy through:

  • Australia’s Disability Strategy (ADS)
  • the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

The DRMC is the Ministerial Council for the purposes of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 (Cth).

Members

These are the current DRMC members. You can find out more about their jurisdiction, portfolio and contact details.

Commonwealth Ministers TBC.

The Hon Kate Washington MP (NSW)

The Hon Lizzie Blandthorn MP (VIC)

The Hon Amanda Camm MP (QLD)

The Hon Hannah Beazley BA MLA (WA)

The Hon Nat Cook MP (SA)

The Hon Joanne Palmer MLC (TAS)

Suzanne Orr MLA (ACT)

The Hon Jinson Charls (NT)

Communiques

Reports and publications

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Updates

Find previous updates for this council on the National Library of Australia's web archive. 

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