Administering Inequality? The National Disability Insurance Scheme and Administrative Burdens on Individuals

This academic paper uses a systematic review of existing research to explore experiences of administrative burden within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) noting that the scheme is administratively cumbersome overall, and that burdens are exacerbated for particular social groups.

Author(s): Gemma Carey, Eleanor Malbon, James Blackwell
Organisation: Australian Journal of Public Administration
Year Published: 2021
Language: English

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