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Keep Tony at home, fair play for all on the NDIS

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Patricia Leu
7 years ago

Have a heart.

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Michael
7 years ago

He is a dangerous reptile that has no place in our Parliament

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Noel Mack
7 years ago

Put him in a nursing home

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Chris
7 years ago

Everyone wether they are ill or not, should have the right to stay at their home rather than going into aa care home if they wish. Taking someone away from the place they know and live is wrong. If those with a disibility or health problem want to be looked after in their own home, it’s wrong to take that choice away from them. Nobody should be forced into a care home against their wishes regardless of the situation. Pleas let this man stay in his own home.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I know about this syndrome and the work needed to keep the person with the syndrome alive. What is wrong with our cruel government?

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Ann Brown-Kenyon
7 years ago

Tony has the right to live his life to the fullest , if it's 24 hour care that is required this is what Tony should get . NDIS has to stop playing with PWD's lives & start doing what they where put there to do, help those in need. The wastage of money so far could have helped 1000's of Tony's.

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Kathy Ellis
7 years ago

I agree with everything this petition holds. This man deserves the best life he can live.

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Aradia Vickie Sayner
7 years ago

I too have just been rejected for NDIS...on the most ridiculous grounds.

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Andrew McPherson
7 years ago

Shame we cannot treat people disabilty's, as human beings, than just someone with a disability.

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Zulu Good
7 years ago

Would not Pay Tony Abbott to look after my Chooks.Myself think Indiginous person would be better

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Janet Mary Hammill
7 years ago

We cannot afford to pay Tony Abbott to impose himself on our Indigenous communities. Save the money for the children

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Michael
7 years ago

It's sad the way this heartless government treats people

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Valerie Woolgar
7 years ago

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Dorothy Sinclair
7 years ago

This problem is so common. Assessment procedures need to be reviewed. When I was working towards having my granddaughter assessed through a different govt department, I realised through conversations and interviews, that clerical staff did an initial sift through the applications with a list of black and white keywords or phrases. Those without those keywords were not passed on for further assessment. Wrong. We are dealing with many more than 50 shades of grey here, which all need consideration for a genuine case-by-case assessment. Black and White rules don't - and can't be seen to - cut the mustard. They are fellow Human Beings folks!

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Martin Male
7 years ago

We need to ensure that those who require support be given it, promptly!

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elsebeth nielsen
7 years ago

keep him home Hes an embarresment

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Sharon Sheppard
7 years ago

The horrendous gaps in the system need to be sorted out asap!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Tony should be allowed to stay and receive adequate care to live his life where he is happy !!!

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Joanne Hickey
7 years ago

This man is a human being, he deserves to be treated like one.

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Penny Noble
7 years ago

Please allow Tony the dignity to be cared for in his own home , having his needs met by people who care for and respect him