No. We considered this but realised upon thorough assessment that we will be too limited in the services and experiences we can provide to families if we opt to become registered through NDIS. The cost to register and to organise regular audits is extremely high which would result in a much higher cost to operate and having to pass some or all of that into clients, we are already complying with many, if not all, NDIS regulations, we have comprehensive systems and processes in place in all areas of the business, all team must have a Blue Card, Australian Police Checks and current First Aid and CPR certificates and we only allow exceptional people to join our team and be trusted with clients. We wouldn't be able to offer the unique and special services we currently do if we registered officially.