Which statement about NDIS funding contributions is accurate?

• A. Those who require the NDIS do not have to pay more towards funding it than those who don't.
• B. The NDIS plan is based on equal support for all.
• C. Funding is provided entirely by private donors.
• D. NDIS funding is decided by age.

Answer: (A)

NDIS funding is provided through the government budget, not by individual participants paying extra to fund the scheme. People who need the NDIS do not contribute more toward funding it than those who don’t need it; funding comes from taxes and government allocations, and supports are allocated based on each person’s disability-related needs. The idea that the plan is the same for everyone or that funding depends on age isn’t correct—the NDIS tailors supports to individual circumstances, not a universal amount. Private donations do not fund the NDIS.