The Green Paper Discussion (the document link is here too!)
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New Style I think?
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The changes haven't been passed yet .at review emphasise how you are on your worst days and appeal the outcome if necessary. In any case I thought nothing could happen until nov 2026 so shouldn't you be scorednunder the current system anyway?
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I think you're right but after a quick google search I think you need to tell them in advance - perhaps during the re-assesment form or something stating you want to make sure nothing is overlooked/forgotten or that your conditions make it hard for you to remember things.
Ironically I think recording sessions is one thing this damn reform is suggesting to make standard practice.
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So, does that mean if you lost your daily care part of PIP because you didn't score a 4 and therefore lost the LCWRA, you would still be able to keep the payment for mobility if you scored high enough?
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I was not aware of plans to change descriptors, just adding 4 point minimum for one activity from nov 26
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Oh it's austerity 2.0 definately but they just use different names.
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Alongside levelling up the rate, this change would end the indefinite entitlement to contributory
ESA
for those assessed as having limited capability for work-related activity (for new people claiming).
That’s my understanding from the above.
I’m not in favour btw
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I'm wondering if this will affect new claimants only at present? Hopefully in the coming days/weeks we will hear from the horses mouth so to speak what's going to happen.
54. Alongside levelling up the rate, this change would end the indefinite entitlement to contributory ESA for those assessed as having limited capability for work-related activity (for new people claiming).
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No one said anything about mobility being affected in the announcement
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I didn't know about telling them advance so thanks for that. I could've tripped up on that!
Funny though that loads of utility companies, doctors surgeries etc. have been recording stuff for years, which they remind us about regularly during the conversation (they have with me anyway) and I thought it sounded like a bit of a threat.1 -
Where does it say that wil lose esq if on the support group on indefinite aware for permanent condition?
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TThere has been NO announcement of changes to mobility pip
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It says for new peopl claiming snd it does not say in the support group
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limited capability for work-related activity
that’s the support groupIt’s all very confusing and we need clarification
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Nothing is changing before nov 26 so I don't see how am imminent review will affect you yet based on new plans which aren't even legislated yet
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You already can only be on CB ESA in the work activity group for 12 months, that was brought in years ago , it's only support group ESA that isn't time limited present
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I asked this out of interest - they said I had to get friends or family to take a picture (or that my carer could take one).
Just a thought, are you on a laptop? you might be able to take a photo from there.
Otherwise I would tell them that you don't have a device to take a photo. See what they say.
I hope this makes you feel a bit better. 🙂0 -
I don't know why you are working as nothing will affect you potentially for 7 years and by then you could be more disabled anyway
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Typo.. ...should say worrying not working
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earlier I watched on YouTube about an SNP also resigning. His resignation letter summed was shameful to starmer
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