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Yes, new applications for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) are being targeted by the government. The UK government has announced significant reforms to the PIP system, which includes changes to eligibility criteria and assessment methods. These reforms aim to streamline the process and ensure that the system is fairer and better targeted towards those in need. Key points include: The government is introducing digital-first assessments and revised eligibility criteria to improve accuracy in assessments. 1 The number of new PIP applications has surged, with around 33,000 new applications approved each month, indicating a growing demand for support. 1 The reforms are expected to impact eligibility and the assessment process, potentially making it harder for some individuals to qualify for PIP. 1 These changes are part of a broader initiative to modernize the welfare system and address the challenges posed by the rising costs of living for disabled individuals. 2 https://www.gov.uk/government/news/b...ritain-working
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