EGL-Quiz

To have multiple conflicting plans

To rely solely on government decisions

To have more control and a single plan for their support

• To have no say in their support services

To enforce government policies

To include disabled people and families in decision-making

To manage funding allocations

• To provide legal advice

• Beginning early

Self-determination

Ordinary life outcomes

Easy to use

Ordinary life outcomes

• Mainstream first

Person-centred

Mana enhancing

Hamilton

Wellington

• Auckland

Christchurch

Mid-Central

Waikato

• Southland

Christchurch

• Long-term transformation of disability support

Healthcare reform

Educational advancement

Employment opportunities

It focuses on increasing funding for service providers.

It puts people with disabilities at the centre of decision-making.

It prioritizes government control over individual choices.

It limits family involvement in planning and support.

To build confidence and skills so they can advocate for themselves.

To limit their participation in community activities.

To keep them dependent on service providers.

To focus only on medical treatments.

To focus on medical treatment only.

To set goals chosen by providers.

To create a plan for all disabled people.

To reflect personal dreams and goals.