Who is losing registration: revocations by state and registration group.

Summary

• The register export holds 761 revocations of registration, with effective dates from December 2019 to November 2026. Of these, 457 are dated 2026, 91 are dated 2025 and 176 are dated 2024.
• Two months account for just over half of all entries: July 2026 (247) and August 2024 (144). Together that is 391 of 761 (51.4%).
• By state, NSW (275) and Victoria (225) together hold 500 entries, or 65.7%. Queensland has 117, WA 70, SA 48, NT 15, Tasmania 6 and the ACT 5.
• 759 entries are in force at 4 November 2026. None carries an end date. The other 2 have an effective date later in November 2026.
• The register gives no reasons for a revocation, so we say nothing about causes. It also gives no count of registered providers by state, so these counts are not rates.

Revocations by year

*2026 covers entries effective to 24 November 2026, including two dated after our retrieval date.

Revocations by state

The state is the one the register lists for the entry. Every revocation entry has a state.

Shares are of all 761 entries. Because the register does not tell us how many providers are registered in each state, we cannot say which state has a higher or lower rate.

Revocations by month

Entries are bunched. Most months have a handful, and a few have dozens or hundreds. We have not looked into why.

Entries before 2024 (37) are not shown by month. *2026 includes 2 entries effective in November 2026.

Revocations by registration group

The register lists registration groups against each entry. A single entry can list many groups, so the counts below overlap and add up to far more than 761. Of the 761 entries, 755 list at least one group and 6 list none. The middle entry lists 10 groups, and the most is 26. Across all entries, 38 different group labels appear.

The 15 most common groups are shown. The register does not say whether a group was in use, or why it appears on an entry. Most entries list a broad set of groups, so this table mostly shows which groups are widely listed, not which are riskier.

What this does not tell you

• The register gives no reasons for revocations. We make no claim about why entries rose in 2024 and 2026, or why July 2026 and August 2024 are so large.
• Counts are of register entries, not of distinct providers. One provider can appear more than once.
• The date is the “date effective from” in the register, not necessarily the date of the decision.
• We have no data on how many providers are registered, so state and group counts are not rates and do not show where revocation is more likely.
• Registration group counts overlap, because one entry can list many groups.
• It shows what the Commission chose to publish, not every action it has taken.
• We counted by the register’s own fields and checked each count a second way, but the group labels are as published and may be inconsistent.

Source and licence

Source: NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, compliance and enforcement actions register, retrieved 4 November 2026. © Commonwealth of Australia. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 unless stated otherwise (see the Commission’s copyright and disclaimer page). The counts, classifications and commentary on this page are our own analysis of that material, and the Commission has not reviewed or endorsed them.