National Disability Insurance Agency chief executive Martin Hoffman has quit, leaving his $720,000 role a week after Labor’s Bill Shorten was sworn in as Disability Minister.
The NDIA announced on Wednesday morning that Mr Hoffman would exit on July 2. He was appointed by former minister Stuart Robert in 2019.
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