Australian lawmakers enacted historic legislation on Friday, marking a significant reform of the disability sector after a rigorous debate across both chambers regarding budget allocations and participant support systems. The final approval, confirmed through official parliamentary records, follows the passage of the National Disability Insurance Scheme reform bill through Senate processes, laying the legal groundwork for the National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment Bill 2026. Managed by the National Disability Insurance Agency, the new legislation introduces stringent functional capacity assessment rules, enhances anti-fraud measures, and establishes Ministerial control over regional pricing mechanisms.