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PIP Needs Change, but not this Change

Disability Rights UK ( DRUK )have issued a response to the Government’s decision to halve the points awarded for using aids and adaptations for Activity 5 and Activity 6 in applications for Personal Independence Payments (PIP)from 1 January 2017 . In their response Disability Rights UK (DRUK) state that halving the point value of ‘aids and appliances’ descriptors will make it harder for many disabled people and people with long-term conditions to qualify for PIP in future . DRUK would like to see an assessment which accurately reflects additional costs faced by disabled people. View Statement.

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