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Minister Linda Reynolds is insisting that changes to the NDIS are going ahead – including compulsory assessments.

It’s disappointing, and shows the Minister isn’t listening to the disability community – but this fight is far from over.

The legislation passing will likely be determined by a few key votes including Queensland Senators Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts.

That’s why those key Senators need to hear from you now. They need to hear first-hand from our community that people with disability and families want these changes stopped once and for all.

Will you send an email to Senator Pauline Hanson and Senator Malcolm Roberts now? We need them to represent you – Queenslanders – and promise to vote against the legislation when it hits Parliament.

You don’t have to find the words – we have an email ready to go. Just fill in your details and hit send using the form on this page. But if you would like to add a personalised message you can add it to the top of the email.

Other ways to contact your Queensland crossbenchers:

Senator Pauline Hanson – Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
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☎️ (07) 3221 7644
🏢 Suites 5 & 6, Level 36, Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street Brisbane QLD 4000
Senator Malcolm Roberts – Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
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☎️ (07) 3221 9099
🏢 Commonwealth Parliament Offices Suite 2, Level 36, Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street Brisbane QLD 4000

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Dear Senator Pauline Hanson and Senator Malcolm Roberts, I am writing to let you know that I do not support the Federal Government’s planned changes to the NDIS – and to ask you to stand with me when the legislation hits Parliament. People with disability, families and supporters are united in our opposition to the proposed changes to the NDIS and the NDIS Act – and we’re very upset that Minister Reynolds and the NDIA are not listening to our concerns. I hope you will be different. I hope you will stand against these reforms when they are considered in Parliament. The changes the Federal Government is proposing are the biggest changes to the scheme since it began in 2013 – and they are being rushed through over all of our concerns and our objections. These changes will fundamentally change the individualised nature of the NDIS – and put in jeopardy the scheme we all fought so hard for. I want people to be treated as an individual – not a number to be crunched and spat out. I want the scheme to work well for everyone who needs it. But the government has not shown me any evidence that these changes will fix the current problems with the scheme. In fact I am really worried these changes will actually make things worse. The government has thrown around a lot of big numbers lately to try and justify these changes. But I think the NDIS needs to be built on facts, not spin. We want the government and the NDIA to go back to the drawing board. Talk to people with disability and their families about what the problems are – and the best way to fix them. We know what will work – and more importantly what won’t. Please stand with people with disability, their families and the entire disability community when you are asked to vote on the new NDIS legislation. Please do not support the changes Minister Reynolds is proposing. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely,
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