Labor's NDIS Action Contrasts with Gas Policy Amid Social Licence Test

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•Labor government has implemented new measures to improve the NDIS.
•The government has refrained from major policy changes regarding gas development.
•A social licence test assessed public support and acceptance for government actions.
•The NDIS reforms aim to address service quality and accessibility concerns.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Labor expands gas policy reforms it could face public backlash affecting its political support, especially from environmental groups and communities concerned about energy transition.

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🏛National Disability Insurance Scheme 🏛Western Australian Government

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WESTABC News (AU) - Just InSocial licence test shows why Labor acts on NDIS but not gas

Australia's Labor government has taken decisive steps on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) following a social licence test, while showing restraint on gas policy. The differing approaches highlight the government's sensitivity to public acceptance and political pressures in key policy areas. This affects Australians relying on disability support and the energy sector's future development.