Question on criteria

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Rumbler303
Rumbler303 Online Community Member Posts: 136 Connected
in PIP, DLA, ADP and AA

Hello,

I'm aware that "reliably" means:

S - Safely

T - Timely

A - Acceptable

R - Reasonable

If you have any of the points that you fit into on a category, if you can't do a task based on only one of these above, is that how you earn the points?

Thanks.

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  • Albus_Scope
    Albus_Scope Posts: 10,362 Scope Online Community Coordinator

    Hey @Rumbler303 basically right. It's if you can do something 51% of the time.

    For example;
    If I can walk 50 meters - No points.
    If I can walk 50 meters, but I keep falling - points awarded.
    If I can walk 50 meters, but then cannot do it again for 4 days due to pain - points awarded.

    I hope that makes sense?

  • Rumbler303
    Rumbler303 Online Community Member Posts: 136 Connected
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1008438#Comment_1008438

    Makes sense, so it's basically if you fail any of the STAR individual bits and cannot do something for majority of the time (51% or more) then you'll qualify?

  • Albus_Scope
    Albus_Scope Posts: 10,362 Scope Online Community Coordinator

    I'd not say you'll qualify, but in theory, you would qualify. The assessors often think otherwise, but those are the guidelines that they should be marking you by. It's all about what you cant do for the majority of the time.

  • Rumbler303
    Rumbler303 Online Community Member Posts: 136 Connected

    In theory I would, but practically I might not? Is what you're essentially saying is that it's completely down to the assessor and your own individual circumstances?

  • Albus_Scope
    Albus_Scope Posts: 10,362 Scope Online Community Coordinator

    It's down to the decision maker to decide, but if they deny you the points, then it'll usually be overturned in a tribunal.

    I was awarded 0 points by assessors, twice. But once I went to the tribunal, I was awarded enhanced rate for both components without any extra evidence.

  • Rumbler303
    Rumbler303 Online Community Member Posts: 136 Connected

    That's interesting, thank you.

  • WhatThe
    WhatThe Online Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 4,281 Connected

    It's all down to DWP, never the health assessor.

  • Rumbler303
    Rumbler303 Online Community Member Posts: 136 Connected
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1008438#Comment_1008438

    I think I may have got the STAR acronym wrong, is it:

    S - Safely

    T - Timely

    A - Acceptable

    R - Repeatedly (not Reasonable) - meaning you can do, for example, something in the morning, but not in the afternoon?

    Thanks.

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