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The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commissioner
The Commissioner leads the Commission and ensures providers, responsible persons, aged care workers and digital platform operators meet their obligations. The Commissioner is also responsible for safeguarding and oversees provider registration.Obligations that apply to all providers
All providers must meet certain obligations to support the delivery of aged care services.2. Prepare your participants
Identify, communicate with and support participants so they are ready for the personal care contribution change from 1 October 2026.Recommendation 6.31 – Embed the right to equitable access to health services in key policy instruments
Read progress on recommendation 6.31 of the Disability Royal Commission.Priority 1: Enhancing workforce planning, education and regulation
Priority 1 focuses on workforce planning, education and regulation as pivotal to meeting the health and aged care needs of Australian communities.Recommendation 6.32 – Increase capacity to provide supports and adaptations through improved guidance, funding and accessible information
Read progress on recommendation 6.32 of the Disability Royal Commission.Recommendation 8.16 – Support by First Nations organisations to people in custody
Read progress on recommendation 8.16 of the Disability Royal Commission.Securing the NDIS for future generations timeline
This timeline outlines the key dates for implementing the Government’s plan to secure the future of the NDIS. This includes when legislation will be introduced, when consultation will occur and when changes for participants and providers will begin.Recommendation 7.39 – Preventing homelessness when people with disability transition from service or institutional settings
Read progress on recommendations 7.39 of the Disability Royal Commission.Recommendation 9.2 – Ages and Stages Questionnaire-Talking about Raising Aboriginal Kids (ASQ-TRAK)
Read progress on recommendation 9.2 of the Disability Royal Commission.