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The Disability Royal Commission wants to know about quality and safeguards in disability services.
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A good quality service
- meets your needs
- gives you choice and control
- listens when you make a complaint
- respects you
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Safeguards make sure services
- do the right thing
- uphold your rights
- are safe for you to use
- are good quality
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The Commission wants to hear from people who have made a complaint about bad service.
They want to know things like
- did the service make it hard for you to complain
- how can services be better at listening to complaints
- how can safeguards be better
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The Commission has more questions you can answer.
You can read all the questions in the Commission’s Safeguards and quality issues paper.
The paper is available in Easy Read.
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You must answer the questions before February 2021.
If you want to answer the questions you can call the Commission on 1800 517 199.
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You may find it difficult to talk about times when you have had a bad service.
You can get support before you talk to the Commission.
To find a support service call the Commission on 1800 517 199.
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See what we say about the Disability Royal Commission.
If you have any questions please call us on 1800 424 065.