does anybody have a copy of this CD please. it relates to the definition of frequent attention:

"Frequent attention throughout the day is not the same as continual, or near continual, attention. The claimant will satisfy the test if, on average, he requires attention on a number of occasions throughout the day. For example, and it is only an example, an appellant will satisfy the test if he or she needs help getting up, dressing and washing in the morning and in going to bed at night and also requires a reasonable amount of relevant attention on two or three further occasions during the course of the day." para 11

thanks.
email welfare-cab@uk2.net

I would also appreciate a copy of this one if at all poss

mike.shermer@west-norfolk.gov.uk

if anyone has an electronic copy you could email it to us and we'll publish it - my email is jfrench@REMOVElasa.org.uk (remove the REMOVE before emailing us!)

if anyone has a paper copy send it to us at -

rightsnet
london advice services alliance
88-94 wentworth street
london e1 7sa

and we'll endeavour to publish it

thanks to jo gallagher ... a copy of CDLA/12315/96 can now be downloaded here -

http://www.rightsnet.org.uk/pdfs/CDLA_12315_96.pdf