ESA

Hi M,

It may not be enough that The DWP simply provide a "list" of potential WRA in your area.

From :

“Para 106. But what the Secretary of State can and should provide is evidence of the types of work-related activity available in each area and by reference thereto what the particular claimant may be required to undertake and those which he considers it would be reasonable for the provider to require the claimant to undertake. The First-tier Tribunal would then be in a position to assess the relevant risks.”

Of :

IM v S of S. [2014] UKUT 412 (AAC) .

So the DWP have to state which options of The WRA you may be compelled to take part in.

If you have a Rep, you might want to draw their attention to this before the hearing.

This scenario has also been discussed on rightsnet from : This Post onwards.

bro58

It says the most demanding activity I may have to do a compile a CV with support if needed, or practice completing online application forms, possibly at a work club.
They also put, ''I respectfully point out that I courses I have considered would only require them to attend a maximum if 3 hours a week''.
They attached a list of work program's in my area with an average least to most demanding activities. But no proof of what I may have to do and I do not agree with the order of the list for me personally.
Also they put, ''The activities which she may be asked to comply with are prescribed as part of treatment for recovery from anxiety and depression, OCD and fibromyalgia and work-relate activities is intended as a first step towards that goal, rather than being left without purposeful daily activity''.
I do not do nothing all day. I have plenty of housework, rituals etc to try to do already.

Just an update. Went to my Tribunal hearing today, only to be told the doctor had not turned up ( the clerk said he didn't know where the doctor was). My hearing was postponed. I was told that it will be a full hearing, again! and that it will be a double slot as there is a lot to get through. Honestly, I have a full hearing in December and I have to have another one. It is like no one cares what this all does to your health in the mean time.

Hi. I have my third hearing on Monday. The first hearing found regulation 35 was an issue. The second hearing the doctor did not turn up. The next hearing is a full hearing again as they was no notes from the last one. Well there was but I do not know where they went. As I could be found fit for work this time although nothing has changed for me since The December hearing, could I make a new claim straight away. I was found fit for work by the DWP last September.