Labor’s budget tax overhaul is set to pass with Greens support after a crossbench agreement that links the tax legislation to scrutiny of the government’s NDIS changes. Multiple outlets report that the Greens agreed to back the budget tax package in return for extending an inquiry into the government’s NDIS overhaul by two months. The agreement reflects a conditional voting arrangement aimed at allowing additional time for examination of the NDIS reforms before final decisions are made. Under the reported terms, the crossbench party’s support is tied to the extension of the inquiry timeframe, indicating that the NDIS review is a key remaining issue alongside the tax measures. The reports describe the arrangement as enabling the budget tax package to proceed while ensuring further oversight of the NDIS overhaul, rather than accepting the reforms on an expedited schedule. The outlets do not present conflicting details about the core deal: Greens support the tax package contingent on a two-month extension to the NDIS inquiry.