Parents of disabled children in New South Wales who have been left without transport to and from school say the Government has had months to solve the problem.
More than 100 students with disabilities across the state are still without transport - a week after school returned - and many have missed classes because of a Government dispute with bus operators.
It has been a difficult and distressing week for parents whose disabled children have been left stranded.
Alicia Scott's son, Christopher, has learning difficulties and behavioural problems. He was due to start year six this week but has been unable to attend.
"He's tending to lock himself in his room. He doesn't want to interact with anybody because