United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 721692
Review PIP eligibility criteria and award payments based on medical diagnoses
Introduced
9 March 2025
Last action
9 March 2025 · Petition
Status
397 signatures
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8 October 2025
Summary
We believe many conditions should receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP) that currently do not. Disabled people can incur additional costs and we feel the assessment criteria does not take that into account. We think that a diagnosis should be enough and that this change could ensure fair access and dignity for all. In 2022, the National Audit Office found that in the previous 6 years at least 69 suicides could have been linked to problems with benefit claims. The system is often reported as being dehumanising and cruel. We think that more people and a broader spectrum of people should be awarded PIP. We stand against changes to reduce PIP claimants.
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Timeline
9 March 2025
Petition
We believe many conditions should receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP) that currently do not. Disabled people can incur additional costs and we feel the assessment criteria does not take that into account. We think that a diagnosis should be enough and that this change could ensure fair access and dignity for all. In 2022, the National Audit Office found that in the previous 6 years at least 69 suicides could have been linked to problems with benefit claims. The system is often reported as being dehumanising and cruel. We think that more people and a broader spectrum of people should be awarded PIP. We stand against changes to reduce PIP claimants.
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/721692
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/721692.json
- uk · pet-721692 · source updated 8 October 2025