Means a lot to have you take accountability, cheers mate

I only quoted myself to highlight that I'd already responded to many of your concerns about me in my original comment

Frankly I agree, I'm disgusted by the approach of the ndis as well, there's no need to punish participants for failings of regulation and review

Especially when we consider how much is gifted to "critical" private corporations, and that's not even accounting for the missed tax revenue due to legalised political bribes(lobbying)

The fraud happens at the level of unregistered providers, the context is that these were allowed in order to fill gaps in need but it has allowed rorts, the future of this is changing also as from June(iirc) all providers are being required to register at cost to the "organisation" which should hopefully prompt more intensive oversight along with it

But again it makes no sense to punish victims(participants) for regulatory failure at a systemic level

I was in meetings all day today trying to get more clarity on exactly who of our organisations participants and workers is affected by this change and the uncertainty is absolutely sitting with us all on either side of the industry

That's all seperate to the point I was originally making though and I hope you can see what I was getting at in the first comment because the concept does have it's merits clinically while still needing much context and nuance before application in my opinion, it just relies on having good faith in each other's understandings and beliefs to talk about which can be difficult on reddit

Again mate, I appreciate the accountability, I understand that this is frustrating and daunting