The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025
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15 Amount of an infected core payment
(1) The amount of the infected core payment in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) is T – (D + C), where— (a) “T” is the amount of the infected core award (see paragraph (2)); (b) “D” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to P (see regulation 6); (c) “C” is the sum of any assigned care award payments. (2) The amount of the infected core award in relation to P is the sum of— (a) the injury (core) award (see regulation 16), (b) the social impact (core) award (see regulation 17), (c) the autonomy (core) award (see regulation 18), and (d) where P is not an infected SSP recipient— (i) the basic financial loss award (see regulation 19), (ii) the additional financial loss (core) award (see regulation 20), and (iii) the care (core) award (see regulation 21); (e) where P is an infected SSP recipient— (i) the past amount of the basic financial loss award (for “past amount”, see regulation 7(1A)(a) and (1B)(a)), (ii) the past amount of the additional financial loss (core) award, (iii) the past amount of the care (core) award, and (iv) the support scheme top-up (core) award (see regulation 22). (3) Where the provisions under which the amount of an award is determined do not establish an amount for an eligible infected person in P’s circumstances, the amount of that award is £0.
15 Amount of an infected core payment
(1) The amount of the infected core payment in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) is T – (D + C), where— (a) “T” is the amount of the infected core award (see paragraph (2)); (b) “D” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to P (see regulation 6); (c) “C” is the sum of any assigned care award payments. (2) The amount of the infected core award in relation to P is the sum of— (a) the injury (core) award (see regulation 16), (b) the social impact (core) award (see regulation 17), (c) the autonomy (core) award (see regulation 18), and (d) where P is not an infected SSP recipient— (i) the basic financial loss award (see regulation 19), (ii) the additional financial loss (core) award (see regulation 20), and (iii) the care (core) award (see regulation 21); (e) where P is an infected SSP recipient— (i) the past amount of the basic financial loss award (for “past amount”, see regulation 7(1A)(a) and (1B)(a)), (ii) the past amount of the additional financial loss (core) award, (iii) the past amount of the care (core) award, and (iv) the support scheme top-up (core) award (see regulation 22). (3) Where the provisions under which the amount of an award is determined do not establish an amount for an eligible infected person in P’s circumstances, the amount of that award is £0.
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