What does an ongoing award mean? Will I have another review in 10 years?
Ashvinney
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Hi I am so pleased I got my award ongoing on both not sure what that means , do I get review again the date is 10 years they we'll look back at me then dus this mean I well be on the touch reward were you don't need reviewed again sorry about spelling I am dyslexic
Ajones
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I think the ongoing award means it will be reviewed next in 10 years, whether that means you have to complete forms again or it’s just a phone call I have no idea...mine was also an ongoing award for 10 years.
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I found this by googling which is the DWP response to a FOI request regarding light touch review
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/742619/response/1762860/attach/3/FOI2021%2026091%20Reply.pdf?cookie_passthrough=1
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Username_removed said:Yup, as it says, no such thing as a light touch review as yet.
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