NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators
Each participant’s autonomy is respected, including their right to intimacy and sexual expression. Each participant has sufficient time to consider and review their options and seek advice if required, at any stage of support provision, including assessment, planning, provision, review and exit.
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