<caption><image_4>The image is a slide from a presentation on competing institutional logicics. It has a title at the top that reads "Competing institutional logic" and below it, there is a photo of a man in a suit and tie. The slide is divided into three sections.

The first section is titled "Human rights" and has a list of three categories: "Markets", "Bureaucratic State", and "Protective State". The second section is labeled "Human Rights". The third section has a description of the categories, which reads "human rights", "markets", and the fourth section has an image of a person in a library. The background of the slide is white and the text is black.</caption> also has criminal scheme attached to it we also have some of the state-based systems victorious is the most extensive with when trying to make sense of the ndis quality and safeguarding system and ndis itself i think it's useful to apply um institutional logics and um this this body of work comes out of sociology we can see i think four institutional logics at work in ndis itself and in the quality and safeguarding scheme so clearly there's the emphasis on human rights and so in the legislation we get the explicit reference to the un convention of the rights of persons with disabilities we also have a logic about markets and that's captured in the mantra of choice and control but we also have to acknowledge that there are limitations in markets we have the bureaucratic state and those who have ever needed to challenge a decision of the ndia will appreciate how bureaucratic and rule-bound it can be and finally we have the protective state government is a protector of people who are considered vulnerable of course not all people with disability are vulnerable so some people are and they need to be protected under the ndis and also the quality and safeguarding scheme so in any large scheme such as the two we're discussing today it's inevitable that there are multiple institutional logics at work and it is inevitable that there are clashes or rivalry between these logics and the interesting practical question an interesting research question then becomes how are these competing
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