To be an eligible NDIS provider, the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission  (NDIS Commission) ensures providers meet certain requirements. This includes whether the NDIS provider or their key personnel have:

• previously been a registered NDIS provider
• had a banning order in place
• any past convictions
• been insolvent under administration
• had adverse findings or enforcement action taken by any relevant authorities
• been the subject of findings or judgement in relation to fraud, misrepresentation, or dishonesty
• been disqualified from managing corporations

All suitability assessments are on a case-by-case basis. The outcome of the suitability
assessment will be taken into account by the NDIS Commission when making their
registration decision to register or renew a registration of a NDIS Provider.

Does that mean all NDIS providers are perfect for you? Take your time and ask as many questions as you need.