Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds says “much more needs to be done” on the National Disability Insurance Scheme legislation.
“Like any other government program, it needs to be administered effectively, so the legislation has to be changed,” Ms Reynolds told Sky News host Peta
Credlin.“I note that the scheme over the last month alone has blown out by 38 per cent in one month, so from $2.2 billion a month to $3.1 billion a month.”
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