The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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6 Amendments relating to evidence about the date of diagnosis of Hepatitis infections
(1) In regulation 14 (applications for infected core payments), in paragraph (2), for sub-paragraph (c) substitute— (c) where P is infected with HIV, the date on which their diagnosis of that infection was given, . (2) In regulation 42 (applications for further infected core payments), in paragraph (3)(a)(iii), at the beginning insert “where P’s new infection is HIV,”. (3) In regulation 45 (applications for further infected supplemental payments), in paragraph (3)(a)(iii), at the beginning insert “where P’s new infection is HIV,”.
6 Amendments relating to evidence about the date of diagnosis of Hepatitis infections
(1) In regulation 14 (applications for infected core payments), in paragraph (2), for sub-paragraph (c) substitute— (c) where P is infected with HIV, the date on which their diagnosis of that infection was given, . (2) In regulation 42 (applications for further infected core payments), in paragraph (3)(a)(iii), at the beginning insert “where P’s new infection is HIV,”. (3) In regulation 45 (applications for further infected supplemental payments), in paragraph (3)(a)(iii), at the beginning insert “where P’s new infection is HIV,”.
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