‘Huge failure’: Lack of action on disability inquiry’s findings prompts fears of violence
A recent analysis reveals that only 3 percent of the recommendations from the disability royal commission have been implemented. Advocates warn that this lack of action could lead to increased violence and abuse against people with disabilities. The findings have been described as a significant failure by various disability advocacy groups.
- ▪Only 3 percent of over 200 recommendations from the disability royal commission have been implemented.
- ▪The royal commission, launched in 2019, included 222 recommendations addressing various aspects of life for people with disabilities.
- ▪Advocates warn that without action, rates of violence and abuse against people with disabilities are likely to increase.
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