The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025
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46 Amount of a further infected supplemental payment
(1) The amount of the further infected supplemental payment in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) is Y – Z, where— (a) “Y” is the further infected supplemental award, being— (i) where P is not an infected SSP recipient, the sum of— (aa) the care (further severe health condition) award (see paragraph (2)), (bb) the financial loss (further severe health condition) award (see paragraph (3)), and (cc) the financial loss (further reduced earnings) award (see paragraph (4)); (ii) where P is an infected SSP recipient, the sum of— (aa) the past amount of the care (further severe health condition) award, (bb) the past amount of the financial loss (further severe health condition) award, (cc) the past amount of the financial loss (further reduced earnings) award, and (dd) the support scheme top-up (further supplemental) award (see paragraph (5)); (b) “Z” is W – X, where— (i) “W” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to P; (ii) “X” is the sum of— (aa) the infected core award determined in relation to P under regulation 15, (bb) any infected supplemental awards determined in relation to P, and (cc) each previous further infected core award determined in relation to P under regulation 43 (if any), but if Z is less than £0, it is to be treated as £0. (2) The amount of the care (further severe health condition) award is A – B, where— (a) “A” is the current care (severe health condition) award; (b) “B” is any previous care (severe health condition) award. (3) The amount of the financial loss (further severe health condition) award is— (a) £0, if— (i) the further diagnosis in respect of which the further supplemental application was made is a severe health condition, and (ii) the year of the further diagnosis was the year in which P attained, or is expected to attain, the age of 66; (b) otherwise, C – D, where— (i) “C” is the current financial loss (severe health condition) award; (ii) “D” is any previous financial loss (severe health condition) award. (4) The amount of the financial loss (further reduced earnings) award, is E – F, where— (a) “E” is the current financial loss (reduced earnings) award; (b) “F” is any previous financial loss (reduced earnings) award. (5) Where P is an infected SSP recipient, the amount of the support scheme top-up (further supplemental) award is G – H, where— (a) “G” is (F4 + C4) – (S × (Y3 + 0.75)), where— (i) “F4” is the sum of the future amounts (for “future amount”, see regulation 7(1A)(b) and (1B)(b)) of the basic financial loss award and all current financial loss awards within the meaning given by regulation 43(10); (ii) “C4” is the sum of the future amounts of all relevant current care awards within the meaning given by regulation 43(10); (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 sum of— (i) the support scheme top-up (core) award, (ii) any support scheme top-up (supplemental) award, and (iii) any support scheme top-up (further core) award. (6) Where the amount of any award determined in accordance with this regulation is less than £0, the amount of that award is to be treated as £0. (7) For the purposes of this regulation except paragraph (5)— (a) “current”, in relation to an award, is a reference to that award as if the amount of that award were determined as it would now be determined in relation to P in accordance with Chapter 2 if— (i) P’s infected core application had included the additional matters established by each application for a further infected core payment made in relation to P under Section 1 (if any), and (ii) any application for an infected supplemental award made in relation to P had included the additional matters established by P’s further supplemental application; (b) “previous”, in relation to an award, is a reference to that award as if the amount of that award were determined in relation to P in accordance with Chapter 2 pursuant to any previous application for an infected supplemental payment, taking account of any review under regulation 82 or 83 or any appeal pursuant to regulation 84.
46 Amount of a further infected supplemental payment
(1) The amount of the further infected supplemental payment in relation to an eligible infected person (“P”) is Y – Z, where— (a) “Y” is the further infected supplemental award, being— (i) where P is not an infected SSP recipient, the sum of— (aa) the care (further severe health condition) award (see paragraph (2)), (bb) the financial loss (further severe health condition) award (see paragraph (3)), and (cc) the financial loss (further reduced earnings) award (see paragraph (4)); (ii) where P is an infected SSP recipient, the sum of— (aa) the past amount of the care (further severe health condition) award, (bb) the past amount of the financial loss (further severe health condition) award, (cc) the past amount of the financial loss (further reduced earnings) award, and (dd) the support scheme top-up (further supplemental) award (see paragraph (5)); (b) “Z” is W – X, where— (i) “W” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to P; (ii) “X” is the sum of— (aa) the infected core award determined in relation to P under regulation 15, (bb) any infected supplemental awards determined in relation to P, and (cc) each previous further infected core award determined in relation to P under regulation 43 (if any), but if Z is less than £0, it is to be treated as £0. (2) The amount of the care (further severe health condition) award is A – B, where— (a) “A” is the current care (severe health condition) award; (b) “B” is any previous care (severe health condition) award. (3) The amount of the financial loss (further severe health condition) award is— (a) £0, if— (i) the further diagnosis in respect of which the further supplemental application was made is a severe health condition, and (ii) the year of the further diagnosis was the year in which P attained, or is expected to attain, the age of 66; (b) otherwise, C – D, where— (i) “C” is the current financial loss (severe health condition) award; (ii) “D” is any previous financial loss (severe health condition) award. (4) The amount of the financial loss (further reduced earnings) award, is E – F, where— (a) “E” is the current financial loss (reduced earnings) award; (b) “F” is any previous financial loss (reduced earnings) award. (5) Where P is an infected SSP recipient, the amount of the support scheme top-up (further supplemental) award is G – H, where— (a) “G” is (F4 + C4) – (S × (Y3 + 0.75)), where— (i) “F4” is the sum of the future amounts (for “future amount”, see regulation 7(1A)(b) and (1B)(b)) of the basic financial loss award and all current financial loss awards within the meaning given by regulation 43(10); (ii) “C4” is the sum of the future amounts of all relevant current care awards within the meaning given by regulation 43(10); (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 sum of— (i) the support scheme top-up (core) award, (ii) any support scheme top-up (supplemental) award, and (iii) any support scheme top-up (further core) award. (6) Where the amount of any award determined in accordance with this regulation is less than £0, the amount of that award is to be treated as £0. (7) For the purposes of this regulation except paragraph (5)— (a) “current”, in relation to an award, is a reference to that award as if the amount of that award were determined as it would now be determined in relation to P in accordance with Chapter 2 if— (i) P’s infected core application had included the additional matters established by each application for a further infected core payment made in relation to P under Section 1 (if any), and (ii) any application for an infected supplemental award made in relation to P had included the additional matters established by P’s further supplemental application; (b) “previous”, in relation to an award, is a reference to that award as if the amount of that award were determined in relation to P in accordance with Chapter 2 pursuant to any previous application for an infected supplemental payment, taking account of any review under regulation 82 or 83 or any appeal pursuant to regulation 84.
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