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NDIS Case Against Integrity Care Dropped | Sydney News
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Federal court action against Integrity Care, the NDIS provider linked to the tragic death of Ann Marie Smith, has been dropped — not because of impunity, but because the company was deregistered last year, leaving no legal entity to prosecute. Smith, 54, died from septic shock and organ failure after being homebound for over a year; her support worker was jailed for manslaughter. The NDIS Commission, reshaped by this tragedy, banned Integrity Care and introduced new laws to ban rogue operators. Though the company is gone, its former directors — Amy June Collins and Alison Maree Virgo — still face criminal neglect charges, set for trial next month, with both pleading not guilty.
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