Tasmanian Disability Services Act 2011 Review

2021 Review of the Disability Services Act 2011

The Tasmanian Government is committed to building a more equitable, inclusive and accessible state.

Communities Tasmania has undertaken a review of the Disability Services Act 2011 so that it can achieve better results for people with disability:

• through high-quality and safe services and
• by supporting national and international commitments.

On this website when we use the term ‘we’ it means Communities Tasmania. When we use the acronym ‘DSA’ it means the Disability Services Act 2011.

What is a review?

A review is talking to people about the DSA and finding out:

• what is good and we should keep
• what is old and needs updating
• what is new that we need to add.

Find Out More

• What we wanted to find out
• How we consulted
• What you have said
• Consultation outcomes
• Background of the DSA
• Where to from here

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