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13 years 5 days ago #80303 by DRAGON2009
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I dont know, so treat this cautiously, but traditionally the legal position has been that if you cannot carry out an activity repeatedly/reliably, then you are treated (or supposed to be) as if you cannot carry it out at all.
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13 years 5 days ago #80315 by Steve Donnison
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Hi All,
If you go to the PIP points system page and scroll down to the definitions near the bottom of the page I think quite a few of your queries about things such as pain and fatigue are already answered there. For example:
Reliably, in a timely fashion, repeatedly and safely
An individual must be able to complete an activity descriptor reliably, in a timely fashion, repeatedly and safely; and where indicated, using aids and appliances or with support from another person (or, for activity 10, a support dog). Otherwise they should be considered unable to complete the activity described at that level.
Reliably means to a reasonable standard.
In a timely fashion means in less than twice the time it would take for an individual without any impairment.
Repeatedly means completed as often during the day as the individual activity requires. Consideration needs to be given to the cumulative effects of symptoms such as pain and fatigue – i.e. whether completing the activity adversely affects the individual’s ability to subsequently complete other activities.
Safely means in a fashion that is unlikely to cause harm to the individual, either directly or through vulnerability to the actions of others; or to another person.
Steve
If you go to the PIP points system page and scroll down to the definitions near the bottom of the page I think quite a few of your queries about things such as pain and fatigue are already answered there. For example:
Reliably, in a timely fashion, repeatedly and safely
An individual must be able to complete an activity descriptor reliably, in a timely fashion, repeatedly and safely; and where indicated, using aids and appliances or with support from another person (or, for activity 10, a support dog). Otherwise they should be considered unable to complete the activity described at that level.
Reliably means to a reasonable standard.
In a timely fashion means in less than twice the time it would take for an individual without any impairment.
Repeatedly means completed as often during the day as the individual activity requires. Consideration needs to be given to the cumulative effects of symptoms such as pain and fatigue – i.e. whether completing the activity adversely affects the individual’s ability to subsequently complete other activities.
Safely means in a fashion that is unlikely to cause harm to the individual, either directly or through vulnerability to the actions of others; or to another person.
Steve
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- ALLAN
13 years 4 days ago #80316 by ALLAN
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If these changes get in there wont be any motability cars about and those descriptors are tighter than the new ESA ones.
Its disgusting.
Its disgusting.
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13 years 4 days ago #80319 by stephano
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Hello,
I scored standard rate on the pip.
Does that suggest I should apply for dla ?
Nice , and easy question-format.
I scored standard rate on the pip.
Does that suggest I should apply for dla ?
Nice , and easy question-format.
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13 years 4 days ago #80322 by bro58
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stephano wrote:
Hi S,
As I advised you last week on this thread :
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/forum?func=vie...id=10&id=79470#79470
If you feel that you may qualify for an award of DLA you should make a claim ASAP.
bro58
Hello,
I scored standard rate on the pip.
Does that suggest I should apply for dla ?
Nice , and easy question-format.
Hi S,
As I advised you last week on this thread :
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/forum?func=vie...id=10&id=79470#79470
If you feel that you may qualify for an award of DLA you should make a claim ASAP.
bro58
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13 years 4 days ago #80349 by Gordon
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