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Minister states no crude proposals on disability benefits in ongoing review.
2 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago
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- The minister leading the review of disability benefits, Sir Stephen Timms, stated there are no "crude proposals" on the table.
- Timms criticized the current personal independence payments (PIP) system, declaring it "not fit for purpose."
- An interim report from the review highlighted systematic and deep-rooted problems within the disability benefits process.
- The review calls for a bold and radical overhaul of the system, suggesting that challenging discussions are still needed on its future.
- The government aims to address the shortcomings identified in the interim report as part of the review process.
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