The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025
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58 Amount of the affected supplemental payment
(1) The amount of the affected supplemental payment in relation to Q is, subject to paragraph (3)— (a) where Q is a parent or a sibling of a deceased eligible infected person (“P”), (A × £5,561) – D; (b) where Q is a disabled child of P and regulation 57(3) does not apply to Q, (A × £5,561) – (B + D); (c) where Q is a disabled child of P and regulation 57(3) applies to Q, (C × £22,243) – (B + D). (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)— (a) “A” is the number of years in the period which— (i) begins with the first year of Q’s compensation period, and (ii) subject to paragraph (2A), ends with the year in which P was expected to attain the age of their healthy life expectancy; (b) “B” is the amount of the affected financial loss award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 53; (c) “C” is the number of years in the period which— (i) begins with the first year of Q’s compensation period, and (ii) subject to paragraph (2A), ends with whichever is the later of— (aa) the year P1 was expected to attain the age of their healthy life expectancy, or (bb) the year P2 was expected to attain the age of their healthy life expectancy; (d) “D” is E – F, where— (i) “E” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to Q, and (ii) “F” is the amount of the affected core award determined in relation to Q under regulation 49(2), but if D is less than £0, it is to be treated as £0. (2A) If Q died before the year which would otherwise be the end of a period as described in paragraph (2)(a)(ii) or (c)(ii), then the period instead ends with the year in which Q died. (3) The annual amount for any year in which P, P1 or P2 would have been 66 or older is 50% of the annual amount that would (but for this paragraph) be determined in accordance with paragraph (1).
58 Amount of the affected supplemental payment
(1) The amount of the affected supplemental payment in relation to Q is, subject to paragraph (3)— (a) where Q is a parent or a sibling of a deceased eligible infected person (“P”), (A × £5,561) – D; (b) where Q is a disabled child of P and regulation 57(3) does not apply to Q, (A × £5,561) – (B + D); (c) where Q is a disabled child of P and regulation 57(3) applies to Q, (C × £22,243) – (B + D). (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)— (a) “A” is the number of years in the period which— (i) begins with the first year of Q’s compensation period, and (ii) subject to paragraph (2A), ends with the year in which P was expected to attain the age of their healthy life expectancy; (b) “B” is the amount of the affected financial loss award determined in relation to Q in accordance with regulation 53; (c) “C” is the number of years in the period which— (i) begins with the first year of Q’s compensation period, and (ii) subject to paragraph (2A), ends with whichever is the later of— (aa) the year P1 was expected to attain the age of their healthy life expectancy, or (bb) the year P2 was expected to attain the age of their healthy life expectancy; (d) “D” is E – F, where— (i) “E” is the sum of any deductible payments made in relation to Q, and (ii) “F” is the amount of the affected core award determined in relation to Q under regulation 49(2), but if D is less than £0, it is to be treated as £0. (2A) If Q died before the year which would otherwise be the end of a period as described in paragraph (2)(a)(ii) or (c)(ii), then the period instead ends with the year in which Q died. (3) The annual amount for any year in which P, P1 or P2 would have been 66 or older is 50% of the annual amount that would (but for this paragraph) be determined in accordance with paragraph (1).
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