The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025
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49 Amount of an affected core payment
(1) The amount of an affected core payment in relation to an eligible affected person (“Q”) is T – D, where— (a) “T” is the amount of the affected core award (see paragraph (2)); (b) “D” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to Q. (2) The amount of an affected core award in relation to Q is the sum of— (a) an affected injury award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 50, (b) an affected social impact award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 51, (c) an affected autonomy award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 52 (the amount of which may be £0), (d) an affected financial loss award (if any) determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 53, and (e) a past affected financial loss award (if any) determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 54.
49 Amount of an affected core payment
(1) The amount of an affected core payment in relation to an eligible affected person (“Q”) is T – D, where— (a) “T” is the amount of the affected core award (see paragraph (2)); (b) “D” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to Q. (2) The amount of an affected core award in relation to Q is the sum of— (a) an affected injury award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 50, (b) an affected social impact award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 51, (c) an affected autonomy award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 52 (the amount of which may be £0), (d) an affected financial loss award (if any) determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 53, and (e) a past affected financial loss award (if any) determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 54.
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