A provider must be a registered NDIS provider to develop behaviour support plans or do behaviour support assessments (specialist behaviour support), to use or implement regulated restrictive practices, and to deliver supports to participants whose plans the NDIA manages; specialist behaviour support is delivered only by behaviour support practitioners the Commissioner considers suitable, under the provider's registration. Registered providers comply with the Practice Standards that apply to their supports and are audited against them.
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