A document with an update on progress of work on the Timms Review — a review of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) system, provided as part of government support for people with disabilities and health conditions. The report has been prepared by the review's co-chairs and contains information on the current progress of the ongoing study. PIP is a benefit paid in the United Kingdom to people with disabilities or chronic illnesses to compensate for additional expenses related to their condition. The review of the payment system is being conducted to assess the effectiveness of the current mechanism and develop possible recommendations for its improvement. In the October 2026 document, the co-chairs present interim results of their work, though specific conclusions and recommendations are not yet being published — the material is in the nature of a process report rather than final results. It is expected that further stages of the review will include additional consultations and analysis of collected data before preparing a final conclusion. This initiative is part of a broader discussion in the United Kingdom about reforming the system of social support for people with disabilities, which in recent years has been at the centre of attention due to questions of fairness in the distribution of payments and the sustainability of the social security budget.