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Changes to the Cold Weather Payments official statistics

We are seeking views on proposed changes to the Cold Weather Payments official statistics.

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We are proposing to make changes to the Cold Weather Payments official statistics.

In summary, the proposals are to:

reduce the frequency of the publication from weekly to monthly
only publish the location and timing of cold weather triggers

Please provide comments by email – you can use the optional template (annex A) to provide your feedback.

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Changes to the Cold Weather Payments official statistics Annex A: Cold Weather Payments official statistics template (Word format)application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document Annex A: Cold Weather Payments official statistics template (ODT format)application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text

At a glance

Opened16 Apr 2018

Closes16 Jun 2018

First published13 Apr 2018

Last updated07 Sept 2018

Document typeconsultation_outcome

Organisations

Department for Work and Pensions

Topics

WelfareGovernment efficiency, transparency and accountability

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