DWP Failures & Judicial Error Could Lead to 6-Figure Costs for Disabled People

Описание: NEW FEAR BILL: DWP Failures & Judicial Error Could Lead to 6-Figure Costs for Disabled People

The government’s new FEAR Bill expands enforcement powers at a time when serious errors in decision-making remain unresolved across the system.

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In this video, I explain how DWP enforcement, combined with judicial error, can create extreme financial risk for disabled people — including the possibility of six-figure costs — when enforcement continues before errors are corrected.

Using publicly available court materials (with identifying details omitted), I show:

How DWP relies on disputed or incorrect findings

How judicial errors can remain uncorrected for years

How enforcement can continue even while appeal routes are active

Why expanding enforcement powers without stronger safeguards is dangerous for disabled people

This video is not about personal finances or blaming individuals.
It is about process, accountability, and risk — and why policy should never assume the system is infallible.

If enforcement accelerates while correction is delayed, the consequences fall on individuals, not institutions.

Key topics covered:

The FEAR Bill and expanded DWP enforcement powers

Judicial error and unresolved factual mistakes

Costs risk in disability-related cases

Why safeguards matter before enforcement

Systemic risk for disabled people navigating appeals