Honestly? Not a huge amount, but more than the previous conservative government would have.
I can see a few of the minor law wording changes being implemented. I can see some additional funding for advocacy and ndis, but not the full $36m they want for next budget. And I think the support worker registration will happen.
For me the value is more in having the thorough research, well worded arguments from commissioners with disability, and the proof that things are really wrong. And having an official inquiry that has been saying all the same things I've been arguing for years is... reassuring I haven't lost my grip on the issues.
It will help me in my personal battles, but systemic change still is too far off.
I hope that there are other people though, worldwide, who can benefit from the very solid work and recommendations though. That's where the changes start.