Thanks for voting! Please can you answer a few questions to help stop the government cuts?

The government is consulting the public on changes to the DWP welfare system. Your survey answers will be directly emailed to the government's consultation, along with your name and email address. You can skip any questions you don't want to answer.

If you receive PIP, there is a short follow up survey where you can anonymously share your views: https://the.organise.network/surveys/stop-pip-cuts-consultation-anonymous

How do you feel about the government’s plans to cut Personal Independence Payments (PIP)?

The government wants to stop some people from getting PIP unless they score 4 points or more in one daily living activity. What do you think of this?

I strongly oppose this change
I think some changes might be OK
I strongly support this change
Don’t know

What support should be available to people who may lose PIP because their needs are judged ‘lower’?

Please choose all that you agree with

Smaller cash payments or top-ups for daily costs
Help to appeal or reapply for PIP
Support with health or social care
Help with work, education or volunteering
I don’t think anyone with 'lower' needs should lose PIP
Don’t know

Do you think the government should create a new “Unemployment Insurance” benefit for people who have paid National Insurance?

The government is proposing a new benefit that gives time-limited income support (6–12 months) for people who’ve paid National Insurance. It wouldn’t need a health assessment and would replace existing contributory benefits.

Yes – it’s fair for people who’ve paid in
Yes – but only if it includes disabled people
No – this could weaken the safety net
Don’t know

Should trying work trigger a reassessment of someone’s disability support?

Some people worry that if they try a job, they’ll lose the support they rely on.

No – people should feel safe to try work without fear
Only if someone requests a reassessment
Yes – people who can work might not need financial support
Don’t know

Should people under 22 be made to wait for extra support?

The government is proposing to delay the “health element” of Universal Credit until someone turns 22. What do you think?

It’s wrong – young people should get the support they need 
It’s fair – focus should be on training or work first 
Don’t know

Do you or someone you care for receive PIP?

This information is confidential and will not be shared with the government. If you say 'yes' we will send you a link to an optional follow up survey to answer some more questions about how the government can improve PIP

Yes - currently
Yes - previously
No

Finally: is there anything else you'd like to say about these changes or how the government can better support sick and disabled people?

Please share as much as you like about why this is important to you - there's a good chance someone deciding the next steps for PIP will read this!