Disability Support Services Bill Passes in Parliament

New Zealand's Parliament has passed the government's Disability Support Services Bill during its third reading. The bill aims to enhance disability support in the country.

While the passing of the bill marks a significant step forward, questions remain regarding the support available for carers. Providers, particularly from the Pacific community, have expressed concerns about the current framework. They seek clearer commitments to ensure that carers receive adequate resources and recognition for their important role. The ongoing discussions highlight the need for comprehensive support systems in the disability sector.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.