Issues papers
Issues papers are an important part of our engagement with the community. We publish issues papers so that we can get feedback on topics from people with a disability as well as other people.
Issues papers ask questions about a topic that is important to our enquiry. You don’t have to answer every question - you don’t have to answer any of the questions, if you don’t want to. But you are welcome and invited to send us any information you think will help the Royal Commission do its work.
All issues papers ask people to respond by a deadline. This is so that your response can be included in initial analysis and help inform any related public hearings. You can provide a response after the deadline and your input will contribute to the ongoing work of the Royal Commission.
Promoting inclusion
Our issues paper on promoting Inclusion is asking the public to share their views about what an inclusive society looks like, the
Violence and abuse of people with disability at home
Our issues paper on Violence and abuse of people with disability at home is asking the public to share their views about how people with disability experienc
Safeguards and quality
Our issues paper on Safeguards and quality asked the public to share their views about how people with disability experience safeguards, what promotes qualit
First Nations People with disability
Restrictive practices
Employment
Rights and attitudes
This issues paper looks at the awareness and recognition of the rights of people with disability.