The 1 October 2026 SIL Registration Deadline: What It Means if You're Unregistered
The 1 October 2026 SIL deadline is to lodge a valid application, not to be registered. What that means, and what happens if you miss it.
NDIS guidance from Paperbark in SIL.
The 1 October 2026 SIL deadline is to lodge a valid application, not to be registered. What that means, and what happens if you miss it.
The SIL Practice Standards now apply to providers of Supported Independent Living, and completing a thorough self-assessment is a good initial preparation step. In short, you work through each quality indicator under the four standards, summarise the evidence you already have, rate how well you meet it, and identify (if anything) what else you need. [...]
The NDIS Commission has published the SIL Practice Standards that registered SIL providers are now required to be audited against. There are four outcomes included: Supported Decision-Making, Safeguarding, Practice Governance, and Agreements about tenancy, housing and support arrangements. In your audit, the evidence generally comes from four places: your documents, your records, what an auditor [...]