Providing support and services to people with disabilities is a job that demands efficiency and accountability. The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission is the agency that ensures the safety and quality of supports and services delivered to the NDIS participants. The Commission strives to improve access to support and services that uphold the choice and control of the participants. It is also important to remember that the NDIS Commission is an independent agency and they do not control the NDIA or receive complaints related to the NDIA and NDIS plans. Some of the responsibilities of the NDIS Commission include: ? Swiftly responding to reports of mistreatment and neglect faced by NDIS participants. ? Ensuring that the NDIS Code of Conduct and NDIS Practice Standards are strictly followed. ? Regulating the NDIS providers and supervising their registration. ? Monitoring the use of restrictive practices to reduce those practices and eventually eliminate them.