Australia’s Labor government has secured passage of its key tax reforms with the support of the Greens party. The Greens agreed to back the budget tax package following a commitment from the government to extend an inquiry into planned changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Specifically, the inquiry will be prolonged by two months, allowing for further examination of the NDIS overhaul. This agreement avoids a potential political stalemate and ensures the government can proceed with its tax agenda. The NDIS changes have been a point of contention, with concerns raised about potential impacts on people with disabilities. The extended inquiry aims to address these concerns and provide a more comprehensive review of the proposed reforms. This deal highlights the Greens’ leverage in a closely balanced parliament.