Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment: first independent review call for evidence
Detail of outcome
We published Paul Gray鈥檚 first independent review of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment on 17 December 2014.
In his review, Paul Gray explored how PIP is operating and the effectiveness of the assessment. He set out a series of recommendations based on information gathered throughout the review. 皇冠体育app recommendations focus on 3 main areas:
- improving the claimant experience
- clarifying and improving the collection of further evidence
- the overall effectiveness of the assessment
Original call for evidence
Call for evidence description
皇冠体育app Department for Work and Pensions has appointed Paul Gray CB to undertake the first independent review of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment. This is the first independent review as required by .
皇冠体育app review includes all stages of the PIP process 鈥� from making a claim, the face to face consultation, the daily living and mobility criteria and getting a decision.
This call for evidence is one of several methods used to gather information during the review. Paul Gray will use evidence from this review to inform his report to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, which will be laid before Parliament before the end of 2014.
Who this call for evidence is aimed at
This call for evidence is intended for organisations and individuals who have information about how all aspects of the PIP process and assessment are operating.
Accessible formats
Audio
British Sign Language (BSL) version
Other formats
We can provide the call for evidence in the following formats:
- printed copies, including large print, easy read or Welsh
- Braille
- CD or audio cassette
- British Sign Language (BSL) DVD
If you need any of these versions, please email or write to us at the address below.
More information
Read the terms of reference for the first independent review of the PIP assessment.
Read more about Personal Independence Payment.