Disability organisations are awaiting the outcome of a parliamentary inquiry into proposed reforms to Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), particularly measures that would remove tens of thousands of participants. Both outlets report that a key report connected to the inquiry has been delayed, and that the delay is being framed by stakeholders as evidence that the probe was “rushed.” The organisations say they are concerned about the process and the implications of the reform plan for people currently receiving support, as they look to the inquiry’s judgement to determine how—if at all—the changes will proceed. The reports describe the period of waiting as anxious, reflecting uncertainty about whether participants would be transitioned, discontinued, or otherwise affected by the proposed changes. The outlets do not provide additional detail on the specific reform mechanisms, timelines for implementation, or the inquiry’s findings, focusing instead on the delay of the report and the concerns raised by disability groups about the inquiry process.