Bronwyn Herbertson
Engels Floyd Quality Consulting
Bronwyn Herbertson is a Human Services Sector specialist, with a wide range of experience, knowledge and training.
She has high level management and governance experience along with being a solicitor and having post graduate certificates, being appointed an NDIS and ISO auditor and providing consultancy support.
She has worked across the disability, aged care, youth and child safety, domestic and family violence and Not For Profit communities sectors.
Bronwyn has a passion for continuous improvement, quality assurance and governance and enjoys assisting organisations and individuals to be the best they can be.
Presentation Topic : Day 2
Raising the Standard: Preparing for the enhanced SIL regulatory requirements
This session will provide a comprehensive update on upcoming regulatory reforms for Supported Independent Living (SIL), including the introduction of new SIL Practice Standards and the move toward mandatory SIL registration.
The presentation will delve into the co-design process with people with disability and examine how key recommendations from the NDIS Review and the Disability Royal Commission are being actioned.
Topics will include expected changes around quality, safety, privacy, and audit requirements.
Importantly, the session will offer practical guidance for both registered and unregistered providers on how to prepare for these reforms while strengthening safeguards and improving service quality for participants.
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NDIS Director and Governance Obligations: Staying Informed on NDIS Key Personnel Responsibilities
This session provides an essential overview of current and upcoming legislative responsibilities for NDIS directors and key personnel. With new statutory duties and enhanced penalties introduced under NDIS Bill No. 2, this workshop ensures attendees stay informed and prepared to meet these strengthened regulatory obligations.
Key Takeaways:
• Key Roles Demystified: Understand the responsibilities of NDIS directors and key personnel
• Compliance Essentials: Explore statutory and common law obligations, including those governed by ASIC and Work Health and Safety standards.
• Case Studies: Review real-world examples of NDIS breaches and their consequences to glean practical lessons.
• Regulatory Preparedness: Stay ahead of legislative changes to safeguard your organisation and participants