Resources

The Acting Inspector-General of Aged Care has issued a statement on the release of the Commonwealth Ombudsman’s investigation into the Single Assessment System.

A media release announcing the opening of public submissions to the review of the implementation of the Aged Care Royal Commission recommendations.

The terms of reference set out the scope of the Inspector-General's review of the implementation of the Aged Care Royal Commission recommendations,

This document provides information on the approach the Inspector-General of Aged Care will take Review of the Implementation of the Aged Care Royal Commission Recommendations.

Use this template to make a submission to the Review of the Implementation of the Aged Care Royal Commission Recommendations.

This document provides background information on the intended outcomes of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety.

Based on analysis of the 2026 census outcomes, we have developed a tailored action plan to address identified opportunities and areas for improvement.

This report highlights the main findings of the Office of the Inspector-General of Aged Care employee census results for 2026.

This report is of gifts given to officers of the Office of the Inspector-General that are valued over $100 between 1 July 2026 and 30 September 2026.

How preventive interventions could improve quality of life and delay or reduce the need for more intensive, higher-cost care services, including entrance to residential aged care.

Our corporate plan provides visibility of the Office’s strategic direction for the 2026-27 financial year.

The Inspector-General of Aged Care's submission to the Senate inquiry into the Support at Home program. It was submitted in July 2026.

This Annual Work Plan outlines the activities for the agency for the 2026–27 financial year.

This report is of gifts given to officers of the Office of the Inspector-General that are valued over $100 as at 30 June 2026.

This report is of gifts given to officers of the Office of the Inspector-General that are valued over $100 as at 31 December 2025.

A media release announcing the resignation of Inspector-General of Aged Care, Natalie Siegel-Brown, effective 31 July 2026.

Our data strategy sets clear expectations for how OIGAC governs, manages, and uses data, recognising it as a shared organisational asset rather than the responsibility of individual teams or systems.

A media release about today's announcement by the Australian Government that older people will no longer be asked to co-contribute for particular essential personal care services under Support at Home.

Our submission to the Senate inquiry into the proposed transition of CHSP to the Support at Home program. It was submitted in January 2026.

This August 2025 submission outlines amendments that affect the Inspector-General of Aged Care and her Office under the Inspector-General of Aged Care Act 2023. It focuses on items 231 and 251 in Schedule 3 of the Aged Care Amendment Bill.

This August 2025 submission considers how policies, processes, and funding must support the Aged Care Act 2024 to achieve high quality care. It focuses on the release of home care packages.

This submission outlines the Inspector-General of Aged Care’s views on key Aged Care Rules 2025 provisions for the Senate Committee’s review. It focuses on rights-based, person-centred care, including reducing and eliminating restrictive practices.

This report is of gifts given to officers of the Office of the Inspector-General that are valued over $100 as at 31 March.

Frequently asked questions about the Office of the Inspector-General of Aged Care’s review of My Aged Care.

This report highlights the main findings of the Office of the Inspector-General of Aged Care employee census results for 2025.