ATO deputy commissioner Emma Rosenzweig joins the NDIS reform team for six months, bringing her Payday Super rollout experience to the $37.8 billion overhaul.
If there’s one Australian Public Service leadership role that’s going to be less publicly popular than the Australian Taxation Office’s attempt to remove taxpayer subsidies to banks by saying ‘no’ to top-price credit card payments, the reform of the National Disability Insurance Scheme must surely be one of them.
In a classic case of no APS good deed going unpunished, Emma Rosenzweig, an otherwise under-the-radar but overperforming Band-2 deputy commissioner and reformista at Tax, has been revealed as a high-level secondee to help spearhead the heavily publicised NDIS overhaul.