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The ability to scroll through the party-creation window has been added.

The ability to fix the central information panel has been added.

If the graphic settings exceed the system parameters and the game crashes, "safe mode" will automatically be activated on the next launch.

The system that checks for updates has been implemented into the game.

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To keep up to date with the changes to PIP in Scotland, join our Money Saving Scotland Facebook group here, follow Record Money on Twitter here, or subscribe to our twice weekly newsletter here.Auch Majesty 2 bekam für den PC heute ein Update spendiert, das wir euch natürlich nicht vorenthalten wollen. Social Security Scotland will start to move your benefit to Adult Disability Payment without you having to do anything from August 29.įind out more about how your benefit is moving to Social Security Scotland here. You do not need to apply for Adult Disability Payment if you already get PIP or Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for adults from the DWP.

August 29 - if you live elsewhere in Scotland.

July 25 - Fife, Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire, Moray, North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire or South Ayrshire.

June 20 - Angus, North Lanarkshire or South Lanarkshire.

Applications now open to new claimants - Dundee City, Perth and Kinross or the Western Isles.

If you are terminally ill you will automatically get the enhanced daily living award. If you get an enhanced award for the mobility part, you can apply to lease an accessible vehicle - find out more here. If you are awarded the mobility part you will be paid:

£92.40 each week - for an enhanced award.

£61.85 each week - for a standard award.

If you are awarded the Daily Living part you will be paid:

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There are also detailed examples to give claimants a bit more clarity on what information is relevant and should be included, you can read full details here.

If it is normal to do so would they be able to repeat the task.How long does it take to complete the task.Are there any safety risks associated with completing the task.Are there any effects after completing the activity, for example fatigue or pain.In all cases, the case manager must also consider: Do they need prompting to complete the activity.Do they need any assistance or support to complete the activity.

Do they use any aids or appliances to complete the activity.How are they currently completing the activity if at all.The guidance states that to make a fair and consistent decision, the case manager should consider the following information about an individual's functional ability: The guidance also shares some condition specific examples including: Any treatment and / or care input you receive.Any symptoms you are experiencing and the severity of these symptoms.The approximate length of time you have been experiencing the condition(s).One of the most important areas is on conditions, as this is the reason why you are applying for support in the first place. The guidance goes into more detail for each section and gives example answers - not to be copied and pasted into a real application - which could help people who are unfamiliar with applying for disability assistance. Areas of functional ability or parts of the body that may or may not be affected by the condition.Common symptoms related to the condition and ranges of severity.Common treatment pathways for the condition.

The potential length of the condition - is it likely to improve or deteriorate.Part Two - gathers more specific detail about the claimant’s needs.Part one - collects on basic eligibility criteria which is required to determine eligibility.

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The ' The ADP application form and how to interpret it’ is designed to help case managers make ' consistent and fair determinations for all individuals applying for Adult Disability Payment”.

New disability payment set to replace PIP for first-time claimants in three locations this month.

New disability payment replacing PIP will include ‘informal observations’ during the consultation.

The benefit will be administered by Social Security Scotland and while eligibility will be largely similar to PIP, a new guide has been released which could help people understand what information is and isn’t necessary to include on their application form. Adult Disability Payment is extra money to help people over 16 and under State Pension age who are living with a disability or long-term health condition that affects their everyday life. The next pilot areas to open for applications from new claimants will be in Angus, North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire on June 20. Adult Disability Payment (ADP) has already replaced Personal Independence Payments (PIP) for new claimants applying for financial support in Dundee, Perth and Kinross and the Western Isles.