Delayed forced migration timeline for ESA claimants

I read in the news section that recent Autumn Statement confirms ESA claimants subject to forced migration have something of a stay of execution in that the end date has been put back to 2028. However, in my local newspaper it is reported that some other legacy claimants, namely Income Support, Housing Benefit, certain tax credits and jobseekers allowance are still subject to forced migration in line with the 2024 timeline.
My query is this: I am on ESA Income related and also receive Housing Benefit. Am I right to assume I would be subject to the now delayed 2028 timeline due to my ESA claim, with that overriding the Housing benefit criteria?. I assume housing benefit claimants who claim only that benefit, or claim it in conjunction with other legacy benefits like JSA or tax credits would be subject to the earlier date of 2024 for forced migration. Am I right in reading it that way?
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Thanks Gary but that doesn't answer the question. I understand the new 2028 timeline for ESA, but what I am asking is this: could there be a scenario where the Housing Benefit claim I have, due to my being on ESA, is used to move me over to UC despite my being on ESA? i.e. on the basis of my being on housing benefit and them perhaps taking that benefit claim in isolation. Or would the fact I am on ESA override the housing benefit claim in these circumstances meaning I am subject to the 2028 timeline?

What I was trying to ask Gary is thus: as many, or most IR ESA claimants likely claim housing benefit too, along with their IR ESA could the housing benefit element of those claims make them subject to managed migration to UC by earlier deadline of 2024? Or is it the case that only claimants receiving housing benefit on it's own, i.e. in isolation, or for example with JSA or Income Support or other legacy benefits other than IR ESA, will be subject to the earlier managed migration timeline? I can't see the point on delaying migration for IR ESA to 2028 if them being on housing benefit too, negates that delayed timeline, if that makes sense.