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Hi everyone,
I was studying the DWP Publication Re,Myths and Truths about PIP.
As you know the DWP as from this month have began to reassess, from "randomly chosen"claimants of DLA (indefinite award) onto PIP.The postcode areas are mainly in the North West and Midlands.
The DWP document explains that if claimants had not been chosen in these areas from the random selection they would be contacted between 2015 and 2017..It made no mention of the rest of the country. Does this mean then that once the random selections/reassessments have been completed in these postcode areas the DLA indefinite award claimants in these areas only will be processed first between 2015 and 2017?
It strikes me that now two years after the introduction of PIP ATOS,TheDWP,and the American organisation that replaced CAPITA are going to have three times the amount of work to do than before.They all didn't cope cohen and there are still huge backlogs.
The times the work because,
1)PIP claimants on two year reassessments from 2014 are now coming back into the St stem for the second time
2)There are on going new PIP claims
3)I Indefinite award DLA claimants will now have to be reassessed.
The DWP also stated that those claimants who reaches 65 after April 2013 would be the first to be reassessed or at least would be invited to .
No mention of this at moment. Add to all this Mr.G.Osborne allowing a slowIING of welfare reform implementation and it could be that indeed it will take years for the 4.8 million people on DLA to be reassessed. Kate Green MP.Estimates up to 40 years.
Any comments
Raymond

Hi Gordon,
thanks for that prompt reply.Are you familiar with The DWP "Myths and Truths"/Questions and answers document, and the section to which I refer Re "Pilot"postcode areas in the random selection of indefinite claimants.
The wording very much suggests that it is in these areas only that all indefinite awardees will be processed between 2015 and 2017,after the random selections are done
We are talking about maybe hundreds of thousands of people here or more, all in all in major conurbations in large towns and cities.
There is no mention in this document of the over 65s as from 2013being contacted first as the DWP said they would.
In the light of tripling of the assessment workload as I pointed out in my original post,it would seem very likely to me that it is the pilot postcode areas which will will be cleared of all claimants first,ie New PIP claims,reasssement of PIP claimants with a two year award, AND of course both the randomly selected DLA indefinite claimants and the rest of the indefinite awardees,in these chosen postcode cares. A huge job.
It is also interseting to note that these areas were chosen because they had "Spare capacity "for handling claims suggesting that other ares of the country areas cannot cope with deluge of claimants and administration difficulties with ATOS and Maxima,and of course the DWP ,as it is let alone with a now tripling of ther workload !!!!
It seems that Kate Green MP s suggestions g that the entire reasssement may take tens of years to complete may not be that farfetched. .Many unknowns of course as you correctly point out but I would welcome your analysis of my analysis of the sI tuition.
Many thanks
Raymond