Scottish Rules for PIP (WAWAC)

Followed your helpful link ref Scottish version of PIP still to come. Noticed before members feeling consoled that it will be better. While there doesn’t seem to be exact rules apart from beginning with new claims and for children, building on that. Where existing claimants are transferred from PIP there is different wording, as if they will be assessed again for this, it’s under proof of identity etc. I’m concerned as I’m one of the DLA to PIP although over pension age and latterly moved to PIP, awarded 2 years, but extended to indefinite at timing for review. If you have your crystal ball handy would you hazard an opinion ?

There were 2 links in reply to Layla no. 248614, I followed them both and eventually found more about Scottish governments intentions published so far.

It seems to me from reading the info on Gov.Scot anyone over the age of 65 won't be eligible for DAWAP (Disability Assistance for Working Age People), but will be eligible for DAOP (Disability Assitance for Older People). Same rates for benefits, although there appears to be no mobility element for DAOP.

Not sure if this is to what OP was referring, but might be useful to other Scots:
www.gov.scot/policies/social-security/be...le-ill-health/#DAWAP