pip rules

An ex nurse

There's Case Law in this area, so the answer is that it depends on the activity and the claimant's circumstances.

So as an example; someone who is in significant pain when they wake-up and whose pain medication does not take effect for several hours could successfully argue that they are unable to complete the Washing and Bathing and Dressing and Undressing activities as these would reasonably be expected to be done at the start of the day. But they may struggle to score for Preparing and Cooking Food, as this is an activity that could be done later in the day when their pain is under control.

Gordon

An ex nurse

Yes, just refer to it as you have.

If you think that there are relative sentences or paragraphs then you can quote these, with the paragraph number but don't quote large blocks of text and you don't need to include a copy of the judgement.

Make sure that you properly understand what this judgment is saying, it's not just about a limitation applying for the whole day, it is also about the panel not providing sufficient explanation of their Decision and it could be that if they had, that no error would have been found.

Gordon

An ex nurse

Yes, I think so. Have a look at the following for other Case Law which might be relevant.

pipinfo.net/

it's a lot easier to use than the Government sites.

Gordon