Listening to the House of Commons announcement of benefits reform, and it's just been confirmed (if I haven't misunderstood) that scoring a minimum of 4 points in at least one PIP category will be the new standard as of next year. Does that mean that anyone who, prior to today, scored several 2s (for instance) will have their present PIP stopped prematurely? Bit confused by the implications.
Listening to the House of Commons announcement of benefits reform, and it's just been confirmed (if I haven't misunderstood) that scoring a minimum of 4 points in at least one PIP category will be the new standard as of next year. Does that mean that anyone who, prior to today, scored several 2s (for instance) will have their present PIP stopped prematurely? Bit confused by the implications.
