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UC Managed Migration
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There is no point really speculating but if you doubt NS-ESA will not be forced to claim UC, the White Paper about scrapping the WCA did explicitly say they're committed to keeping a contributory benefit. Which would be extremely difficult to merge with UC, much simpler and cheaper to just keep the separate benefit even if the rules for it have to change a little without a WCA.Newcad said:poppy12345 said:TimeLord1 said:Hi Poppy, yes I've been reading the legislation paper that was released, there's also a section that states we remain committed to ESA contribution related clients so by the time it becomes lawful or points made unlawful a lot could change. Hopefully those who are worried can stop stressing for now.
Those claiming Contirbutions based/New style ESA will never be migrated to UC anyway. Only those claiming Income Related will eventually be migrated across.Mmmm .......But I've already been warned here about commenting on government/DWP policy.You have to respect forum rules - so 'no comment'0 
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