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8 years 10 months ago #162661 by Marah
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Hi.
I read it on this site. Here's a link
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news/2215-pip-...-for-indoor-problems
It doesn't outright say it, but shows the direction the assessors are being led in their manual/guidance.
I read it on this site. Here's a link
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news/2215-pip-...-for-indoor-problems
It doesn't outright say it, but shows the direction the assessors are being led in their manual/guidance.
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8 years 10 months ago #162670 by Gordon
This is from early 2013 and was in regard the consultative documents prior to PIP being implemented and was never actioned!!!
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Replied by Gordon on topic Musculoskeletal assessments relevance to ME/CFS
Marah wrote: Hi.
I read it on this site. Here's a link
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news/2215-pip-...-for-indoor-problems
It doesn't outright say it, but shows the direction the assessors are being led in their manual/guidance.
This is from early 2013 and was in regard the consultative documents prior to PIP being implemented and was never actioned!!!
Gordon
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8 years 10 months ago #162704 by Marah
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Thank you Gordon! It had concerned me that it was from 2013. I'm finding it difficult to find accurate and up to date information, especially when I'm so limited in my time online. I find I'm having to read all these things in such a hurry so as to not set off migraines and exhaustion, that in not taking it In properly.
Thanks again. Sorry to confuse/worry you Cobhireland!
Thanks again. Sorry to confuse/worry you Cobhireland!
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