Email Your MP and Senators: Don't Shut Us Out of Society
- Jonathan Shar
- Jul 3
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 13
Don’t shut us out of society. Ditch the Bill.
NDIS Reform should follow the waste, not punish the people trying to survive it. Use this page to prepare a personal email to your MP, Senators, Ministers or crossbench decision-makers.
One real person. One real email. One message that cannot be dismissed as automated noise.
Write your email
Find who to contact
Use these official Parliament links to find your local MP, your state or territory Senators, and their preferred contact method.
What to ask for
Ask MPs and Senators to oppose, pause or amend harmful NDIS changes until participant-led safeguards, funded alternatives and independent human rights protections are in place.
Key demands: no one moved out before alternatives exist; no functional assessment model without appeal rights and transparent evidence rules; no cuts to social and community participation; and provider fraud, conflicts of interest and overcharging targeted before participant supports.
Why this matters
Cuts do not remove need. They move crisis into families, hospitals, housing, emergency services and unpaid care. Disabled people should not pay for a system government failed to regulate.
Reform the system. Not disabled people.
Share your story with Australian Disability Ltd
After you email your representatives, leave a comment on this page or Australian Disability Ltd’s Facebook campaign posts with one thing ministers need to understand about the real cost of NDIS reform. Your lived experience is evidence.
Source log
Use these official references when checking campaign claims or writing to representatives. Bill homepage: https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Bills_Legislation/Bills_Search_Results/Result?bId=r7487 Parliamentary Library Bills Digest: https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Bills_Legislation/bd/bd2526/26bd065 Find House members: https://www.aph.gov.au/Senators_and_Members/Members
Reader action
Ask your MP or Senators to explain how any NDIS reform will protect disabled people from losing essential supports before alternatives exist.
Next reads
Next reads from Australian Disability Ltd: Inside the NDIS Bill 2026 (https://www.ad.org.au/post/inside-the-ndis-bill-2026-five-schedules-that-could-reshape-the-scheme); Functional capacity and NDIS access (https://www.ad.org.au/post/functional-capacity-and-ndis-access-what-the-proposed-assessment-model-could-change); Participation is not an optional extra (https://www.ad.org.au/post/participation-is-not-an-optional-extra-proposed-changes-to-community-supports).
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