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Commissioner highlights systemic delays in social welfare appeals lasting up to three years.

5 sourcesFirst reported 11 days agoUpdated 11 days ago

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The Commissioner for Administration has raised concerns about delays in the processing of appeals and objections related to social welfare decisions by the Ministry of Social Welfare.
According to a recent report, some cases have been pending for as long as three years, highlighting systemic weaknesses in the ministry's operations.
The report identifies serious delays and gaps in handling welfare benefits, including disability and single-parent benefits.
The Commissioner has recommended the establishment of a special team of experts to address these delays and improve the situation for affected citizens.

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