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2 weeks 21 hours ago #301285 by diceman24
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Hello I’m still confused on this 4 point new reform does this mean we have to get 12 points than another 4 points on top of 12 somehow or is it score 4 points than that’s all you need any help would be great on this scoring
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2 weeks 4 hours ago #301326 by Chris
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Hi diceman,
Best to read the PIP/UC tab above - other than that, I think the website will be updated, and a newsletter, after the budget on 26th March.
Chris.
Best to read the PIP/UC tab above - other than that, I think the website will be updated, and a newsletter, after the budget on 26th March.
Chris.
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2 weeks 1 hour ago #301351 by ravenmiss
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The proposal means that you need to score at least 4 points in one of the activities in the Daily Living category. You'll still need to score 8 or more overall for standard rate and 12 or more overall for the enhanced rate.
For example, if you scored 4 points in "Preparing Food" and 2 points in "washing and Bathing" and 2 points in "Dressing and Undressing" then you'd be awarded the standard rate for Daily Living as you've got 8 points overall, including 4 points in at least one category.
However, if you scored 2 points in "Preparing Food", 2 points in "washing and Bathing", 2 points in "Dressing and Undressing" and 2 points in "Making Budgeting Decisions" then you wouldn't be awarded anything in Daily Living as although you've got 8 points, you didn't get at least 4 points in one of the categories.
You could score 2 points in all categories for a total of 20 but as you didn't get at least 4 points in one category you wouldn't be awarded anything.
It doesn't affect the Mobility Activities section.
Does this help?
For example, if you scored 4 points in "Preparing Food" and 2 points in "washing and Bathing" and 2 points in "Dressing and Undressing" then you'd be awarded the standard rate for Daily Living as you've got 8 points overall, including 4 points in at least one category.
However, if you scored 2 points in "Preparing Food", 2 points in "washing and Bathing", 2 points in "Dressing and Undressing" and 2 points in "Making Budgeting Decisions" then you wouldn't be awarded anything in Daily Living as although you've got 8 points, you didn't get at least 4 points in one of the categories.
You could score 2 points in all categories for a total of 20 but as you didn't get at least 4 points in one category you wouldn't be awarded anything.
It doesn't affect the Mobility Activities section.
Does this help?
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