The fraud estimate provided at yesterday's parliamentary inquiry reframes the debate. If billions of dollars are being lost to fraud, the argument for reform might shift from spending restraint to recovering funds diverted by criminality, but officials essentially admitted that the problem is too big to eliminate by prosecution.
NDIS fraud is so extensive that 'prosecuting our way out of it' is now impractical
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