Health Minister Mark Butler has called on the states to step up and provide services for the one in five people who will be kicked off the NDIS as part of the biggest overhaul in the scheme’s history . The Labor frontbencher also sought to reassure disabled Australians, insisting the development of the new eligibility standards – based on degree of impairment rather than a diagnosis – will be done in consultation with the community. Health Minister Mark Butler says the Australian community is “deeply concerned” about the NDIS scheme. Alex Ellinghausen The disability and NDIS minister announced on Wednesday that the government was overhauling the country’s primary disability support network to drastically cut growth and kick at least 160,000 people off the scheme by the end of the decade. On Thursday morning, Butler said he had a positive meeting with state and territory disability ministers after his National Press Club address to discuss how they could best implement the changes.…