NRAS, or the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Quality and Safeguards Commission, is an Australian government agency that oversees the quality and safety of services provided to people with disabilities. It ensures that service providers meet specific standards and that individuals receive the support they need in a safe environment. The NRAS also plays a crucial role in promoting the rights of people with disabilities. It provides information and resources to help individuals understand their rights and how to access services. By monitoring service providers, NRAS aims to improve the overall quality of care and support available to those with disabilities.