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The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025

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23 Infected supplemental payments: general

(1) A payment (an “infected supplemental payment”) is to be made under the IBCS in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) in accordance with this Chapter. (2) The IBCA must make an infected supplemental payment in relation to P where— (a) in respect of each infected supplemental award— (i) an application for that type of award has been made and determined in relation to P, or (ii) the relevant person has indicated that no application for that type of award is to be made in relation to P, (b) P is eligible for at least one infected supplemental award, (c) the IBCA has made an offer to make the infected supplemental payment, and (d) that offer has been accepted.

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23 Infected supplemental payments: general

(1) A payment (an “infected supplemental payment”) is to be made under the IBCS in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) in accordance with this Chapter. (2) The IBCA must make an infected supplemental payment in relation to P where— (a) in respect of each infected supplemental award— (i) an application for that type of award has been made and determined in relation to P, or (ii) the relevant person has indicated that no application for that type of award is to be made in relation to P, (b) P is eligible for at least one infected supplemental award, (c) the IBCA has made an offer to make the infected supplemental payment, and (d) that offer has been accepted.

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