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![DR UKās Statement on Timms Review Interim Report āThe interim report finds PIP ānot fit for purpose.ā This comes as no surprise to Disabled people, but huge questions remain about where the Review is heading [...] With the hostile political backdrop, Disabled people are fully justified in being concerned about the scope of the Review recommendations, which is set to be published this autumn [...] Whilst the Government states that the recommendations need to stay within the projected budget envelope, the Secretary of State has said that he doesnāt rule out cutting the PIP budget. Naturally, this will limit any recommendations or improvements to the system. It also demonstrates the clear political choice the Government is making, as this comes alongside Starmerās pledge of Ā£15 billion in military spending over the next four years.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HMyAq7DXgAAP_Oz.png?name=small&format=webp)
ALT DR UKās Statement on Timms Review Interim Report āThe interim report finds PIP ānot fit for purpose.ā This comes as no surprise to Disabled people, but huge questions remain about where the Review is heading [...] With the hostile political backdrop, Disabled people are fully justified in being concerned about the scope of the Review recommendations, which is set to be published this autumn [...] Whilst the Government states that the recommendations need to stay within the projected budget envelope, the Secretary of State has said that he doesnāt rule out cutting the PIP budget. Naturally, this will limit any recommendations or improvements to the system. It also demonstrates the clear political choice the Government is making, as this comes alongside Starmerās pledge of Ā£15 billion in military spending over the next four years.

























