DLA TO PIP questions

Well the dreaded envelope has arrived..I have been awarded care at enhanced rate same as dla...but mobility at standard rate a drop from my enhanced rate..I am baffled to be honest....the descion maker has wrote a mere 8 lines of explanation...stating that he has decided to award me 10 points for mobility because I walked unaided in to the assement room ...only thing is I did not attend a assement centre ...I had a home visit and never moved from my chair ?????There are quite a few things I disagree with and are wrong ...a example is I apparently stated that I could plan and follow a journey at my assement ...that question was never even asked ????I have phoned and asked to speak to the DM he will phone me within 5 days...my assessors report has not yet arrived ..They have a letter from my doctor stating I cannot walk more than 20 metres ...but yet they say me walk up to 50 metres at a the assement centre ...Lie how can they get away with this?? Any advice what to say to the DM when he rings would be really appreciated..I don't quite know where to go from here ....

Thanks for the reply Gordon ...yes the doctors letter was included with the original pip 2..I could not believe it when I read that I had walked 50 metres to the assement room with the help of another person ... it's a blatant lie /mistake....I had a hard fought for home assessment ..the lady who came at no time asked me to walk or perform any activities...she said she had enough evidence to see how bad I was...and it was not needed ....There are many things wrong with the scoring in my opinion...and the fact that the DM said I had said on my form I had said about not being able to plan and follow a journey ..which I did cause I can't ...the lady who came said that that question was not relevant to me so she never asked me anything about it..another lie by the DM...I scored 19 on my care but the scoring was wrong in my view..should I question this too....do I start my MR now or wait till the DM as called me....I was given the award till 2027...but I feel strongly that the mobility award is wrong and I can't let then get away with the blatant lie about assement centre...it's wrong..I just need advice on what to do now...Could the DM alter the score on the phone thus eliminating the need for a MR?? And can I take this to someone above his head at the dwp ?? I really am baffled

Thankyou....
I will point the letter out....I am still astounded that the DM said that ...it as no basis in truth whatsoever...surely the report stated it was a home visit ..mistakes like this should not be happening

Gordon wrote: Jianne

Planning a route is the process of working out how to get from one place to another, perhaps from your home to the High Street where you live, the route does not need to be the most efficient but if you could only come up with one that took an hour when it should only be 10 minutes, then it would suggest that you can plan one to an acceptable standard.

It must be a route that takes account of natural obstructions, for example if you have to cross a river, then it must be at a bridge, it also must be a safe route so roads should be crossed at suitable places,

This is primarily a cognitive function, although those with sensory issues would also have problems.

Following a route is your being able to follow a planned route, so using the same example, it would be you actually going from your home to the High Street.

Mental Health issues may prevent you from leaving your house in the first place, cognitive or sensory problems could mean that you could not navigate the route, for example you are unable to relate the route instructions to the actual roads you need to use or if you are blind then you could not see where to go.

Although planning a route does not require you to be able to follow it, you can certainly argue that following a route requires you to be able to plan one. For example; if a road was closed due to road works, you would need to be able work out a new route to your destination.

The criteria for ESA are sufficiently different that you should not rely on scoring points for PIP where you scored them for ESA.

Gordon