The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025
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56 Affected supplemental payments: general
(1) A payment (an “affected supplemental payment”) is to be made under the IBCS in relation to an eligible affected person (“Q”) to whom regulation 57 applies for the purpose of compensating Q for financial loss incurred as a result of the death of an eligible infected person (“P”) in relation to whom Q is an eligible affected person. (2) The IBCA must make an affected supplemental payment in relation to Q where— (a) an offer for an affected core payment in relation to Q has been made and accepted, (b) an application has been made in relation to Q in accordance with— (i) Chapter 2 of Part 6, and (ii) paragraph (3), (c) the IBCA has determined the application in accordance with regulation 70(6), (d) the IBCA has made an offer to make the affected supplemental payment, and (e) that offer has been accepted. (3) An application for an affected supplemental payment must be accompanied by evidence which establishes— (a) that P is deceased, and the date of P’s death, (b) that Q was financially dependent upon P and had been so financially dependent for the period of 6 months immediately preceding the date of P’s death, and (c) where Q is a disabled child aged 18 or over, that Q has a disability within the meaning of section 6 of the Equality Act 2010.
56 Affected supplemental payments: general
(1) A payment (an “affected supplemental payment”) is to be made under the IBCS in relation to an eligible affected person (“Q”) to whom regulation 57 applies for the purpose of compensating Q for financial loss incurred as a result of the death of an eligible infected person (“P”) in relation to whom Q is an eligible affected person. (2) The IBCA must make an affected supplemental payment in relation to Q where— (a) an offer for an affected core payment in relation to Q has been made and accepted, (b) an application has been made in relation to Q in accordance with— (i) Chapter 2 of Part 6, and (ii) paragraph (3), (c) the IBCA has determined the application in accordance with regulation 70(6), (d) the IBCA has made an offer to make the affected supplemental payment, and (e) that offer has been accepted. (3) An application for an affected supplemental payment must be accompanied by evidence which establishes— (a) that P is deceased, and the date of P’s death, (b) that Q was financially dependent upon P and had been so financially dependent for the period of 6 months immediately preceding the date of P’s death, and (c) where Q is a disabled child aged 18 or over, that Q has a disability within the meaning of section 6 of the Equality Act 2010.
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