NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission

OrganisationReferenced in 4 bills

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Human Rights Bill 2018

This bill creates a Human Rights Act for Queensland, establishing statutory protections for 23 human rights drawn from international law. It requires all government agencies, councils, police and contracted public service providers to act compatibly with these rights, and sets up a complaints process through a renamed Queensland Human Rights Commission.

31/10/2018· PASSED· Hon Y D'Ath MP
Justice & RightsGovernment & ElectionsFirst Nations
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Disability Services and Other Legislation (NDIS) Amendment Bill 2019

This bill updates Queensland's disability services laws to work alongside the national NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, which commenced in Queensland on 1 July 2019. It ensures that important state-level protections for people with disability — including worker screening, authorisation of restrictive practices, coronial oversight of deaths in care, and community visitor programs — continue under the new national framework.

28/3/2019· PASSED with amendment· Hon C O'Rourke MP
HealthJustice & Rights
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Disability Services and Other Legislation (Worker Screening) Amendment Bill 2020

This bill establishes a nationally consistent worker screening system for people working with Australians with disability under the NDIS, replacing Queensland's existing yellow card system. It ensures that screening clearances are portable across all states and territories, introduces ongoing national criminal history monitoring, and streamlines the process for workers who also need a blue card to work with children with disability.

26/11/2020· PASSED· Hon C Crawford MP
HealthWork & EmploymentChildren & Families
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Disability Services (Restrictive Practices) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill reforms Queensland's framework for authorising the use of restrictive practices (such as physical restraint, chemical restraint, seclusion and containment) for people with disability. It replaces the current guardianship-based system with a clinician-based model centred on a new, independent Senior Practitioner who will make all authorisation decisions. The bill also expands protections to include children with disability and aligns Queensland's approach with national NDIS standards.

14/6/2024· Lapsed· Hon C Mullen MP
HealthJustice & Rights