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The answer will be significantly influenced by the codes of practice…” Would the President confirm whether the Committee would, as a consequence of this uncertainty, defer …
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(b) whether the Committee is to change the eligibility criteria for LTIA so as to reduce the number in receipt of this benefit in the future, and if so how does he propose to do …
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Will HIE be available in future to those on over 75% incapacity on LTIA and, if so, what has caused this change of policy?” Answer The Deputy will recall, in my answer to his …
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(b) of comparative figures on LTIA claimants in the 4th quarters of 2004 and 2003, showing the difference in numbers of claimants, the percentages of their awards, and …
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Would the President confirm, when comparing figures for the new LTIA system with its predecessor, whether it is valid to ignore the change from the ‘married component’ in this …
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Answer The Committee has yet to complete its discussions with all the other main interested Committees and the Comité des Connétables and has not, therefore, reached any final …
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(b) Will the President, with reference to the answer to question 2 (b) of my written question asked on 7th December 2004, indicate the Committee’s method of applying Article 16 …
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(b) In response to my question of 15th March 2005, the President suggested that it would be possible to see how many of the 125 claimants of LTIA in the last quarter of 2004 had …
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Would the President inform members – (a) how many any of the 125 LTIA recipients in the last quarter of 2004 have managed to return to work …
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Is the Committee satisfied that the Medical Board system works well and equally for all those assessed for percentage awards for incapacity due to mental illness, and why is there …
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(b) whether any penalty is suffered by Jersey men and women who have served in H.M. Armed Services should they need to apply for a Long-term Incapacity Pension on their return to …
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Answer There has not been any specific research on the medical costs of people on benefit, other than HIE … The variety and nature of illness would suggest that medical costs would …
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(b) In his response to my question of 19th April 2005, the President stated that information should be available by the end of June 2005 on the number of LTIA claimants in the …
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Answer At the present time, the computer module has only just been refined into a working tool … It does not easily lend itself to use by others without the relevant expertise …
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Would the President inform members – (a) whether the Committee will review the minimum wage level due to be introduced in Jersey in light of recent …
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Will the President confirm whether such a review will be conducted to include – (a) the numbers on the scheme … (b) the proportions on percentage awards …
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Similarly the figures for long term incapacity allowance (LTIA) and invalidity benefit show a 16% reduction … Will the President inform members how the total payments for these two …
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Will the President publish the full list of consultees initially contacted … (b) Is the Committee satisfied that the proposed Law complies with the requirements of Article 3 of the …
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(b) explain the meaning of the answer to question 2(a) that “if the CRSP research set the level of contributory benefits, this would mean substantial reductions in benefits …
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(b) what assumptions have been, or will be, given to OXERA in order that they may properly model the costs of benefits, for example, of the approved three tier disability system …
