Government vows crackdown on sale of NDIS shell companies

Australia's federal government is cracking down on a growing trade in ready-made disability providers. According to ABC News, shell companies are being sold off-the-shelf to people seeking to enter the National Disability Insurance Scheme market. By tightening registration requirements, the government hopes to eliminate bad actors and ensure only qualified service providers deliver care to NDIS participants.

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