Learning task query

Dear all,
Firstly thanks for a great site. The information helped us get my wife from no award into WRAG. We believe she should be in the support group as she cannot learn a simple task such as setting a new alarm clock. She will be able to after 2-3 weeks and I argued that this did not constitute learning. The judge said that the criteria was cannot learn full stop, with no time constraint. This seems to contradict the WCA handbook which says if you cannot remember the next day, you have not learnt a task. Is this grounds for an appeal on an error of law? Has anyone had any similar success.

Welcome your thoughts. Concerned that appealing further may backfire.

Kind regards

Amseyb

Before you can appeal citing an Error in Law you must first ask the Tribunal service for a Statement of Reasons. This must be done within a month of the Tribunal decision.

Tribunals – Requesting a Statement of Reasons

Be aware that DWP would also be sent the Statement of Reasons which would mean that they also had the right to ask for this decision to be set aside.

Thanks, aware of that, but just wondered if what I described as happening constitutes an error of law?

Thanks for your input Gordon