The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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14 Corrections and other minor amendments
(1) In regulation 4(2), in the definition of “child of an eligible infected person”, in paragraph (b), after “cared for” insert “, or was but for the infection expected to be cared for,”. (2) In regulation 14, in paragraph (2), after sub-paragraph (c) insert— (ca) if P is deceased on the date of the application, the date of P’s death, and . (3) In regulation 45, in paragraph (3)(a), in the opening words, at the end insert “evidence which establishes”. (4) In regulation 52 (affected autonomy award), in paragraph (4), for “paragraph (4)” substitute “paragraph (3)”. (5) In regulation 60, in paragraph (3), in the opening words, for “payment” substitute “amount”. (6) In regulation 62 (the IBSS amount: IBSS-registered infected persons), in the table, in column 2, in the seventh entry, for “The infected blood support schemes other than the Wales Infected Blood Support Scheme” substitute “The England Infected Blood Support Scheme and the Infected Blood Payment Scheme for Northern Ireland”. (7) In regulation 65 (form and time of making an application), in paragraph (2), after “application” insert “is”. (8) In regulation 74 (requirement to offer to make an IBCS payment), in paragraph (4)(b), in the opening words, for “the infected core application” substitute “the person in respect of whom the infected core application is made is not deceased, the application”. (9) In regulation 76, in paragraph (8)(a), for “75(6)(b)” substitute “75(6)”. (10) In Schedule 1, in the table, in the second column, in the third entry, before “fibrosis” insert “serious”. (11) In Schedule 2, in paragraph 6 (end-stage kidney disease requiring renal replacement therapy), in sub-paragraph (a)(iii), for “socium” substitute “sodium”.
14 Corrections and other minor amendments
(1) In regulation 4(2), in the definition of “child of an eligible infected person”, in paragraph (b), after “cared for” insert “, or was but for the infection expected to be cared for,”. (2) In regulation 14, in paragraph (2), after sub-paragraph (c) insert— (ca) if P is deceased on the date of the application, the date of P’s death, and . (3) In regulation 45, in paragraph (3)(a), in the opening words, at the end insert “evidence which establishes”. (4) In regulation 52 (affected autonomy award), in paragraph (4), for “paragraph (4)” substitute “paragraph (3)”. (5) In regulation 60, in paragraph (3), in the opening words, for “payment” substitute “amount”. (6) In regulation 62 (the IBSS amount: IBSS-registered infected persons), in the table, in column 2, in the seventh entry, for “The infected blood support schemes other than the Wales Infected Blood Support Scheme” substitute “The England Infected Blood Support Scheme and the Infected Blood Payment Scheme for Northern Ireland”. (7) In regulation 65 (form and time of making an application), in paragraph (2), after “application” insert “is”. (8) In regulation 74 (requirement to offer to make an IBCS payment), in paragraph (4)(b), in the opening words, for “the infected core application” substitute “the person in respect of whom the infected core application is made is not deceased, the application”. (9) In regulation 76, in paragraph (8)(a), for “75(6)(b)” substitute “75(6)”. (10) In Schedule 1, in the table, in the second column, in the third entry, before “fibrosis” insert “serious”. (11) In Schedule 2, in paragraph 6 (end-stage kidney disease requiring renal replacement therapy), in sub-paragraph (a)(iii), for “socium” substitute “sodium”.
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