A simple sentence is a sentence consisting of one main clause that contains a verb and (almost always) a subject, e.g.: “Eat!” Verb (V); “Ben eats.” Subject Verb (SV); “Ben eats an apple.” Subject Verb Object (SVO); “Ben eats greedily.” Subject Verb Adverb (SVA); “Ben is hungry.” Subject Verb Complement (SVC); “Ben eats an apple

With today's news, we don't yet know the final form of the NDIS (Getting the NDIS Back on Track No.1) Bill 2024 or when it will be passed into law.