What auditors have found in the NDIS
The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) tables performance audits of Commonwealth entities, including the NDIA. We list every NDIS-relevant performance audit, with the Auditor-General’s headline finding and a link to the source report.
Audits are findings, not prosecutions. The framing “partly effective” is ANAO’s standard language for “working but with identified gaps”. Read each report for the full evidence base.
5 audits listed, newest first
- No. 48 of 2024-2525 June 2025
NDIA management of claimant compliance with NDIS claim requirements
ANAO found the NDIA's management of claimant compliance with NDIS claim requirements is partly effective.
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- No. 33 of 2023-2430 May 2024
Compliance with Corporate Credit Card Requirements in the NDIA
ANAO found the NDIA's management of corporate credit card use in line with legislative and entity requirements has been partly effective.
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- No. 23 of 2023-2422 Apr 2024
Management of Complaints by the NDIA
ANAO found the NDIA's management of complaints was partly effective.
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- No. 43 of 2022-2328 June 2023
Effectiveness of the NDIA's Management of Assistance with Daily Life supports
ANAO found the NDIA's management of Assistance with Daily Life supports was partly effective.
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- No. 14 of 2020-2129 Oct 2020
Decision-making Controls for NDIS Participant Plans
ANAO found the NDIA did not yet have appropriate controls to ensure supports in participant plans are 'reasonable and necessary'.
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Sources
Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) · 5 performance audits listed
Summaries paraphrase each report’s Conclusion in plain English; technical terms ("partly effective", "largely effective") are kept verbatim.
Refreshed 18 May 2026 · Caveats · NDIS scheme spend