Work capacity decisions
26 Work capacity decisions
The 1987 Act, section 43(1)(d), as amended by the 2025 Act, Schedule 1.9[3], does not apply to a work capacity decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 1.9[3].
The 1987 Act, section 43(2)(c), as inserted by the 2025 Act, Schedule 1.9[4], does not apply to a work capacity decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 1.9[4].
The 1987 Act, sections 44BA and 44BB, as inserted by the 2025 Act, Schedule 1.9[5], do not apply to the following if made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 1.9[5]—
a work capacity decision,
a decision about PIAWE.
The 1998 Act, section 76, definitions of internal review, original decision and review decision, as amended by the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[4] and [5], do not apply to the following if made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[4] and [5]—
a work capacity decision,
a decision about PIAWE.
The 1998 Act, section 78(1)(c), as inserted by the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[6], does not apply to a decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[6].
The 1998 Act, section 83(c) and (d), as inserted by the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[8], do not apply to a decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[8].
The 1998 Act, section 287A(a1), as inserted by the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[14], does not apply to a work capacity decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[14].
The 1998 Act, section 289(1), as amended by the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[16], does not apply to a work capacity decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[16].
The 1998 Act, section 289B(1), as inserted by the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[18], does not apply to a work capacity decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[18].
The 1998 Act, section 297(1A), as inserted by the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[19], does not apply to a dispute about a decision made before the commencement of the 2025 Act, Schedule 2[19].
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