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The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme Regulations 2025

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67 Duty of relevant persons

(1) A relevant person who makes an application must, as soon as reasonably practicable, inform the IBCA of— (a) any matter that comes to the relevant person’s attention which may be relevant to the question of whether the person in respect of whom the application was made is eligible for an IBCS payment, or the amount of an IBCS payment, or (b) any change in— (i) the relevant person’s address for correspondence, or (ii) the bank details of any person who is to receive an IBCS payment or an assigned care award payment. (2) The duty in paragraph (1) continues to apply after the application has been finally determined. (3) A relevant person must, so far as reasonably practicable and within any period specified by the IBCA, provide any other assistance to the IBCA which the IBCA requests by written notice in connection with the consideration of an application made by the relevant person.

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67 Duty of relevant persons

(1) A relevant person who makes an application must, as soon as reasonably practicable, inform the IBCA of— (a) any matter that comes to the relevant person’s attention which may be relevant to the question of whether the person in respect of whom the application was made is eligible for an IBCS payment, or the amount of an IBCS payment, or (b) any change in— (i) the relevant person’s address for correspondence, or (ii) the bank details of any person who is to receive an IBCS payment or an assigned care award payment. (2) The duty in paragraph (1) continues to apply after the application has been finally determined. (3) A relevant person must, so far as reasonably practicable and within any period specified by the IBCA, provide any other assistance to the IBCA which the IBCA requests by written notice in connection with the consideration of an application made by the relevant person.

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