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Title: Appealing Denial of the Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Benefit:The Appeal Tribunal Subject: Disability Author: BC Coalition of People with Disabilities Date Published: March, 2009 Summary: If your application for Persons with Disabilities (PWD) status was turned down by the Ministry of Housing and Social Development (MHSD) and your Request for Reconsideration has been denied, you can appeal the Ministry’s decision. You can ask for an Appeal Tribunal to hear your case.
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