MPs have threatened a fresh inquiry into the carers allowance scandal after unpaid carers reported delays in receiving redress for unfair overpayment bills issued based on discredited government guidance. The Department for Work and Pensions continues pursuing repayment demands even after formally accepting its earnings averaging rules were faulty, prompting concerns about the pace of reform and departmental culture.
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MPs have threatened a fresh inquiry into the carers allowance scandal after unpaid carers reported delays in receiving redress for unfair overpayment bills issued based on discredited government guidance. The Department for Work and Pensions continues pursuing repayment demands even after formally accepting its earnings averaging rules were faulty, prompting concerns about the pace of reform and departmental culture.