Which Auditing Modules Will You Need To Meet?

Under the new Quality and Safeguarding Commission, the registration groups that you select will impact the scope of your audit. So Jess has created a handy resource to help you understand how the registration groups align with the NDIS Modules you will be assessed against.

By Jessica Quilty

Feb 4, 2020

Article updated Apr 15, 2024.

We get lots of emails from providers wanting to understand how their business structure and registration groups will affect their new audit requirements. Many providers registered for everything with the NDIA 'just in case'. But under the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission these will affect the scope of your audit.

Providers registering for the first time are also seeking a clear understanding of what systems they will need to set up to become registered. If you are registering or renewing in the portal, the Commission will tell you what you need to be accredited against. But if you don't have access yet or want to play around with different scenarios, we have a little model can help you.

You can find our model here.

You should always confirm your audit requirements with the NDIS Commission in case they are subject to change. Until then happy modelling!

Reference: NDIS Commission

Authors

Jessica Quilty

Jess is our in-house QA geek. Although she doesn't talk like one. Over the past 20 years she has worked in the sector across a broad range of roles from frontline to policy. Jess is a strong advocate for designing quality and safeguarding systems that work on the ground. She takes a thorough and methodical approach to interpreting complex compliance requirements and has vast experience producing documentation and systems that break down that complexity. Her diverse personal and professional experience mixed with her preference for the company of kids, creates a wonderful recipe for producing stuff that is clear, simple to use and drives organisational efficiency. Jess is valued for her flexible communication style, capacity to process map and empathise with people interacting with the service systems at different points…oh and her cooking. Jess loves to feed!