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AndrewHall
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I had an assessment which the assessment company described as "not fit for purpose" after I made a complaint. But the DWP did not reassess and made the decision to refuse both LCW and LCWRA. Is this a normal practice?
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AndrewHall said:I had an assessment which the assessment company described as "not fit for purpose" after I made a complaint. But the DWP did not reassess and made the decision to refuse both LCW and LCWRA.1
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calcotti said:AndrewHall said:I had an assessment which the assessment company described as "not fit for purpose" after I made a complaint. But the DWP did not reassess and made the decision to refuse both LCW and LCWRA.
But is it normal for DWP to make a decision on the basis of a report which has been deemed "unfit for purpose" ?0 -
The assessment report is part of the evidence they use to make a decision. It's at Tribunal stage so they just carry on with this.
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Yes, a decision made on a flawed evidence is surely a flawed decision.
I would be surprised if DWP would not seek to lapse the appeal.0
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