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Mortality and non-mortality exits in the NDIS from January 2020 to today's date

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Dear National Disability Insurance Agency,

I request a list of all mortality and non-mortality exits for all current NDIS participants, including those with and without active plans, from January 2020 to the most recent available date. Please include:
1. Monthly totals of all mortality exits, broken down by state/territory, gender and age
2. Monthly totals of non-mortality exits (participants removed from the NDIS), including reasons for exit if available, broken down by state/territory, gender and age
3. Total number of NDIS participants (with and without active plans) for each month, to calculate accurate percentages.
4. Any data or reports on COVID-19 related deaths among NDIS participants.
5. Information on any changes to data collection or reporting methods during this period that might affect the interpretation of trends.

Yours faithfully,

Rob Stewart

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General Counsel Division

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