NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission

The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission is the national regulator for the disability sector. It registers and regulates NDIS providers, oversees the worker screening system, enforces the NDIS Code of Conduct and handles complaints, incidents and banning orders. Its job is to make sure people with disability receive safe, quality supports.

For workers, the Commission sets the rules you work under, including the Code of Conduct and the requirement to hold a valid NDIS Worker Screening Check for risk-assessed roles. It also maintains the register of banning orders, which lists people prohibited from delivering NDIS supports. Police history is assessed as part of the worker screening process, so there is no separate police check on top of it.

For providers, the Commission defines registration conditions and audit expectations, and it can act against providers and workers who breach them. Meeting its requirements means keeping worker screening current, recording Code of Conduct training and monitoring for banning orders over time. Koora helps providers track these obligations through a single compliance view rather than scattered spreadsheets.