The lack of unity over how to end segregation – and even what it means – shows there is much work to be done over how to include people with disabilities.
harrowing evidence of physical and sexual violence in some of these group homes. Restrictive practices are still sometimes used.
These recommendations are not supported by the chair, Ronald Sackville, and commissioner, John Ryan, who do not see all separation of disabled people as a form of segregation.Sackville and Ryan argue that disabled people can attend a special school or live in a group home, for example, and still regularly interact with the broader community.
The split in the commission’s recommendations has dismayed Down Syndrome Australia, which says the government must act to end segregation if it wants to end discrimination.
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