"We have Aboriginal people being taken advantage of, their plans drained and there is no one to stop that," she said. There were 17 NDIS staff on the ground in the NT, the inquiry was told. Multiple legal groups told the inquiry the reforms shouldn't pass in their current form. "People with far greater resources will have access to the NDIS rather than the clients we see regularly through legal aid. "The most structurally disadvantaged will struggle to access treatment even with the safeguards that have been added in."