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  1. What is the minimum number of points required in Mobility activities to receive any Mobility component of PIP?

    Answer: 8 points

    You need at least 8 points from the Mobility activities to receive the standard Mobility component.

  2. A PIP claimant goes to prison. When does their PIP payment stop?

    Answer: After 28 days of imprisonment

    PIP payments stop after 28 days of being in prison or legal custody.

  3. Under the 'Communicating verbally' Daily Living activity, a claimant who needs communication support to be understood by strangers but not by familiar people scores how many points?

    Answer: 4 points

    Needing communication support to be understood by strangers scores 4 points under the Communicating verbally descriptor.

  4. If you were already receiving DLA and are asked to claim PIP, what happens to your DLA while the PIP claim is being assessed?

    Answer: DLA continues until a PIP decision is made

    DLA continues to be paid until the DWP makes a decision on the PIP claim, ensuring no gap in payments during transition.

  5. Which of the following best describes the 'Engaging socially' Daily Living activity under PIP?

    Answer: Ability to understand body language, establish relationships, and interact with others

    Engaging socially covers the ability to understand body language, establish relationships, and interact with others in a socially appropriate manner.

  6. A claimant who can prepare a simple meal using a microwave but cannot use a hob or oven safely would most likely be assessed under which descriptor for 'Preparing food'?

    Answer: Can prepare food unaided — scores 0 points

    If a claimant can prepare a simple meal (even using a microwave), they are likely scored 0 points as they can meet the descriptor standard without assistance.

  7. How long is a standard PIP award typically given for before a planned review?

    Answer: Up to 10 years

    PIP awards can be given for fixed periods of up to 10 years or on an ongoing basis, depending on the likelihood of the claimant's condition changing.