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In force: Banning order - from 5pm 30 Oct 2026 - to 5pm 30 Oct 2031
Robert Watt
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All actions for this ABNMACLEAY ISLAND QLD 4184
On 12 October 2026, a banning order was made under section 73ZN(1)(b)(i) of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 prohibiting Mr Robert Watt from engaging in NDIS-related activities for a period of five (5) years.
Mr Robert Watt is prohibited from:
- Delivering supports or services to NDIS funded participants as outlined in section 20(3) of the Practice Standards Rules.
- Engaging in activities that a member of key personnel of a NDIS provider, as defined in section 11A of the NDIS Act, would undertake to the extent that those activities relate to NDIS supports or services.
- Engaging in activities that would be undertaken by a consultant for a NDIS provider, as outlined in section 73ZN(2C)(d) of the NDIS Act, to the extent that those activities relate to NDIS supports or services.
- Engaging in activities that would be undertaken by an auditor, as defined in section 73U of the NDIS Act, for a NDIS provider to the extent that those activities relate to NDIS supports or services.
- Engaging in activities in a non-service and non-support delivery role for a NDIS provider, to the extent that those activities have a direct effect on the provision of NDIS funded supports or services to people with disability in the NDIS.
NDIS Participant means a participant within the meaning of section 9 of the NDIS Act; and
NDIS Provider means a NDIS Provider within the meaning of section 9 of the NDIS Act; and
Participant’s Plan means a plan within the meaning of section 9 of the NDIS Act.
The Commissioner reasonably believes that Mr Watt contravened the NDIS Act by failing to maintain appropriate safeguards and supervision while providing supports to an NDIS participant. This resulted in care and support not being provided in a safe and competent manner to a participant who was under Mr Watt's care and supervision. The Commissioner formed the view that Mr Watt's conduct presents an ongoing risk to people with disability and that a banning order is necessary to protect NDIS participants.
This banning order takes effect on 30 October 2026 at 5:00 pm AEST and remains in force for five (5) years and operates across all States and Territories of Australia.
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