澳大利亚残障人士皇家委员会最终报告包含222项建议 1，旨在解决针对残障人士的暴力、虐待和忽视问题。三年后，20多个残障倡导组织发布的独立进展报告显示，这些建议的落实情况令人失望 1。独立分析表明，仅有3%的建议得到真正实施，超过一半的建议没有任何更新 1。在十项关键建议中，无一得到完全实施，其中四项毫无进展，一项甚至出现倒退 1。
联邦政府对222项建议中的172项负有单独或联合责任 1。政府虽原则上接受其中117项建议 1，但承诺的六个月进度报告首份晚了四个月，于2025年11月发布 1。该报告中仅8项建议得到完全落实 1。政府承诺建立的残障权利法案和国家残障委员会三年后仍处于进一步考虑阶段 1。此外，负责监督实施这些建议的特别工作组已被解散 1。
Australia's disability royal commission released its final report with 222 recommendations three years ago, yet an independent progress assessment by more than 20 disability advocacy organizations reveals stalled implementation across the board.1 Of ten key recommendations examined, none has been fully implemented, four have seen no progress whatsoever, and one has actually regressed.1
The federal government carries sole or joint responsibility for 172 of the commission's recommendations, having fully accepted only 13 and accepted a further 117 in principle.1 The government's first promised six-month progress report arrived four months late in November 2025, documenting that merely 8 recommendations had achieved complete implementation.1 Independent analysis found that only 3 percent of all recommendations have been genuinely enacted, with more than half receiving no updates.1 The special taskforce established to oversee implementation has since been dissolved.1
Despite government commitments to advance major reforms, including a disability rights act and national disability commission, both initiatives remain in further consideration stages after the three-year period.1
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