PROBONO Australia has published LMS TRG’s article about the auditee's rights and responsibilities and how to get audit-ready.

Several things have to be done to become ready for the NDIS audit. From establishing the NDIS policies, procedures, templates, and business processes, to conducting...

An audit is an assessment against specified criteria. Proper planning is a crucial factor for effective outcomes. While planning, we need to consider certain aspects, such as availability of resources, audit location, travel time, complexity, and risks of the areas to be audited. These...

What needs to be documented?

Are you planning to become a registered NDIS provider and not sure about what needs to be documented? 

NDIS providers are required to present a management system outlining how they meet the NDIS standards and requirements. A documented system could include:

• The...

LMS TRG highlights common mistakes made by new NDIS providers. In this article, we addressed the six most common mistakes made by new NDIS providers:

1. The NDIS is not a gold mine
2. Buying...

Many NDIS providers going for an external audit wonder what will happen if the auditors find something wrong in the audit. What will be the consequences? Will they stop the audit? Will they refuse to recommend the organisation for approval or certification? Will they continue the audit?

Here are...

This post outlines the differences between verification audits and certification audits for NDIS providers under the requirements of the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission (NDIS Commission).

To register as an NDIS provider under the NDIS Commission requirements you will need to meet relevant...

Starting your own business can be exciting and rewarding. With the introduction of the NDIS, there are even more reasons to start a meaningful business to help people with disabilities and enjoy the feeling of being your own boss!

However, starting an NDIS business can be daunting. There are so...