News and case law

31 March, 2017

Ability to communicate by text is not relevant to PIP activity 7 / disability should be assessed in the context of normal daily life and not a self-imposed sheltered version

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30 March, 2017

Scrutiny Committee questions whether exception to two child limit relating to non-consensual conception can ever be made to work

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30 March, 2017

Interaction of the benefit cap and universal credit flexibilities in Scotland

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30 March, 2017

Public trust in the fairness and consistency of PIP decisions is not currently being achieved, says Paul Gray

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30 March, 2017

Amendment to Technical and Further Education Bill to enable child benefit to be payable for apprentices

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30 March, 2017

Government rejects recommendation to extend mandatory reconsideration time limits

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30 March, 2017

Amendments to bedroom tax legislation in Northern Ireland relating to provisions for overnight care, disabled adults and disabled children

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30 March, 2017

Amendments to PIP daily living activity 3 and mobility activity 1 in Northern Ireland

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29 March, 2017

Youth Obligation should be 'liberated' from the 'postcode lottery' of universal credit roll-out, say MPs

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29 March, 2017

Exempt accommodation and whether a failure to register care provision precludes entitlement to housing benefit

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29 March, 2017

Assistance to self-catheterise by itself does not amount to therapy for the purposes of activity 3

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28 March, 2017

Enabling claims for legacy benefits in universal credit full service areas for claimants with more than two children

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28 March, 2017

Government responds to SSAC's concerns about two child limit in universal credit and child tax credit

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Ability to communicate by text is not relevant to PIP activity 7 / disability should be assessed in the context of normal daily life and not a self-imposed sheltered version

Social care urgently needs a ‘long-term fix’, says Select Committee

Scrutiny Committee questions whether exception to two child limit relating to non-consensual conception can ever be made to work

Interaction of the benefit cap and universal credit flexibilities in Scotland

Public trust in the fairness and consistency of PIP decisions is not currently being achieved, says Paul Gray

Amendment to Technical and Further Education Bill to enable child benefit to be payable for apprentices

Minimum wage rise will help 2.3 million but create pressure for employers, says Low Pay Commission

Cancellation of up to £1,500 of student loans liability for living costs in Wales

Government rejects recommendation to extend mandatory reconsideration time limits

Amendments to bedroom tax legislation in Northern Ireland relating to provisions for overnight care, disabled adults and disabled children

Amendments to PIP daily living activity 3 and mobility activity 1 in Northern Ireland

Youth Obligation should be 'liberated' from the 'postcode lottery' of universal credit roll-out, say MPs

Exempt accommodation and whether a failure to register care provision precludes entitlement to housing benefit

Nottingham City Council v Dominic Parr Trevor Parr Associates Ltd

Government to introduce complusory membership of Client Money Protection schemes for letting agents

Revocation of Bankruptcy Fees (Scotland) Regulations 2017

Assistance to self-catheterise by itself does not amount to therapy for the purposes of activity 3

Enabling claims for legacy benefits in universal credit full service areas for claimants with more than two children

Government responds to SSAC's concerns about two child limit in universal credit and child tax credit