ESA50 Q.10 Staying conscious when awake

I wonder what percentages of judges making these decisions on tribunals have disabilities?

Very often decisions are based upon non-impaired peoples' in-built conditioning and discrimination, for example, I get exactly the same problem with "fatigue" - people relate it to "normal" fatigue that you can recover from with adequate rest and sleep. I even read in relation to "Coping with Change" in the WCA handbook that it mentions how people cope with "minor" change. The change is not "minor" to those people affected by it - it is very large and real. Again this is an example of discrimination by non-impaired people associating something with their "normal" life. (Apologies for the discussion.)