The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025
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24 Amount of an infected supplemental payment
(1) The amount of an infected supplemental payment in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) is— (a) except where paragraph (3) applies, (A + B) – C; (b) where paragraph (3) applies, (A + B) – (C + D). (2) In paragraph (1)— (a) “A” is the sum of the infected supplemental awards for which P is eligible; (b) “B”, in relation to— (i) an infected SSP recipient, is the support scheme top-up (supplemental) award (see paragraph (5)); (ii) any other person, is £0; (c) “C” is whichever is the greater of £0 or E – F, where— (i) “E” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to P; (ii) “F” is the amount of the infected core award determined in relation to P under regulation 15; (d) “D” is the amount or, in relation to an infected SSP recipient, the past amount of the financial loss (severe health condition) award. (3) This paragraph applies where— (a) P is eligible for a severe health condition award, and that award comprises an amount by way of a financial loss (severe health condition) award (see regulation 32), and (b) P is eligible for an exceptional loss award, and that award comprises an amount by way of a financial loss (reduced earnings) award (see regulations 37 and 38). (4) Where paragraph (3) applies, the infected supplemental payment in relation to P is to be treated for the purposes of Chapter 3 as if it does not comprise an amount by way of a financial loss (severe health condition) award. (5) Where P is an infected SSP recipient, the amount of the support scheme top-up (supplemental) award is G – H, where— (a) “G” is (F2 + C2) – (S × (Y3 + 0.75)), where— (i) “F2” is the sum of the future amounts (for “future amount”, see regulation 7(1A)(b) and (1B)(b)) of— (aa) the basic financial loss award; (bb) the additional financial loss (core) award; (cc) except where paragraph (3) applies, any financial loss (severe health condition) award; (dd) any financial loss (PAYE earnings) award; (ii) “C2” is the sum of the future amounts of— (aa) the care (core) award; (bb) any care (severe health condition) award; (iii) “S” has the meaning given in regulation 22(2)(c); (iv) “Y3” has the meaning given in regulation 7(4)(e); (b) “H” is the support scheme top-up (core) award. (6) Where the amount of the support scheme top-up (supplemental) award is less than £0, that amount is to be treated as £0.
24 Amount of an infected supplemental payment
(1) The amount of an infected supplemental payment in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) is— (a) except where paragraph (3) applies, (A + B) – C; (b) where paragraph (3) applies, (A + B) – (C + D). (2) In paragraph (1)— (a) “A” is the sum of the infected supplemental awards for which P is eligible; (b) “B”, in relation to— (i) an infected SSP recipient, is the support scheme top-up (supplemental) award (see paragraph (5)); (ii) any other person, is £0; (c) “C” is whichever is the greater of £0 or E – F, where— (i) “E” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to P; (ii) “F” is the amount of the infected core award determined in relation to P under regulation 15; (d) “D” is the amount or, in relation to an infected SSP recipient, the past amount of the financial loss (severe health condition) award. (3) This paragraph applies where— (a) P is eligible for a severe health condition award, and that award comprises an amount by way of a financial loss (severe health condition) award (see regulation 32), and (b) P is eligible for an exceptional loss award, and that award comprises an amount by way of a financial loss (reduced earnings) award (see regulations 37 and 38). (4) Where paragraph (3) applies, the infected supplemental payment in relation to P is to be treated for the purposes of Chapter 3 as if it does not comprise an amount by way of a financial loss (severe health condition) award. (5) Where P is an infected SSP recipient, the amount of the support scheme top-up (supplemental) award is G – H, where— (a) “G” is (F2 + C2) – (S × (Y3 + 0.75)), where— (i) “F2” is the sum of the future amounts (for “future amount”, see regulation 7(1A)(b) and (1B)(b)) of— (aa) the basic financial loss award; (bb) the additional financial loss (core) award; (cc) except where paragraph (3) applies, any financial loss (severe health condition) award; (dd) any financial loss (PAYE earnings) award; (ii) “C2” is the sum of the future amounts of— (aa) the care (core) award; (bb) any care (severe health condition) award; (iii) “S” has the meaning given in regulation 22(2)(c); (iv) “Y3” has the meaning given in regulation 7(4)(e); (b) “H” is the support scheme top-up (core) award. (6) Where the amount of the support scheme top-up (supplemental) award is less than £0, that amount is to be treated as £0.
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