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Consultation Outcome Published 23 Mar 2020 Department for Work and Pensions Social Security Advisory Committee ↗ View on GOV.UK

How should DWP involve disabled people in changing how it works?

SSAC are consulting on how DWP engage with disabled people in formulating policies and processes which affect them.

Opened 10 Feb 2020

Closed 6 Apr 2020

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Open Consultation How should DWP involve disabled people in changing how it works?
Written Evidence Association of disabled professionals response
Written Evidence Breakthrough UK response
Written Evidence Business Disability Forum response
Written Evidence Chronic illness inclusion project response
Written Evidence Disability Benefits consortium response
Written Evidence Evenbreak response
Written Evidence Leonard Chesire response
Written Evidence Macmillan cancer support reponse
Written Evidence Manchester people first response
Written Evidence Mencap response
Written Evidence Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association response
Written Evidence Multiple Sclerosis (MS) society response
Written Evidence Norfolk citizens advice response
Written Evidence People first Scotland response
Written Evidence Reach response
Written Evidence Richmond AID response
Written Evidence Royal Association for deaf people response
Written Evidence Scarborough Disability Action Group response
Written Evidence Scope response
Written Evidence See Me response
Written Evidence The Down's syndrome association response
Written Evidence The Law Society of Scotland response
Written Evidence The Royal British Legion response
Written Evidence The Thalidomide Trust response
Written Evidence UCL Public Policy and UCL Grand Challenge Justice & Equality response
Written Evidence Zacchaeus 2000 Trust (Z2K) response

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As part of its independent work programme, the Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) is conducting research into how the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) engage with disabled people in formulating policies and processes which affect them.

We are seeking evidence to underpin our research. We would therefore welcome input from a broad range of organisations and individuals who have relevant insight or evidence to share with us.

Deadline for responses