Petitions/Require full public consultation on proposed PIP reforms in the Green Paper
StatusClosed
Opened7 May 2025
Closes7 Nov 2025
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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The Government must include all proposed changes to PIP in the Pathways to Work Green Paper in the consultation, including the four-point threshold rule for PIP. The significant reforms will directly impact disabled people.

Excluding any of the changes denies affected individuals and organisations the chance to provide feedback. The Green Paper proposes changes to the daily living component eligibility of PIP without public consultation. We believe that the proposed changes will make it harder for those with significant difficulties across multiple activities to qualify for support. We believe these reforms risk removing vital support without scrutiny and call on the Government to urgently commit to a full, transparent consultation before the Green Paper closes on 30 June 2025, ensuring disabled people's views are heard.

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David Baines
1David Baines MP
St Helens North
8
Laurence Turner
2Laurence Turner MP
Birmingham Northfield
4
Dave Robertson
3Dave Robertson MP
Lichfield
4
Marie Goldman
4Marie Goldman MP
Chelmsford
3
Sir John Whittingdale
5Sir John Whittingdale MP
Maldon
3
Maya Ellis
6Maya Ellis MP
Ribble Valley
3
Becky Gittins
7Becky Gittins MP
Clwyd East
3
Ruth Jones
8Ruth Jones MP
Newport West and Islwyn
3
Chris Bryant
9Chris Bryant MP
Rhondda and Ogmore
3
Alex Baker
10Alex Baker MP
Aldershot
2