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The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2026

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11 Amendments relating to payment of support scheme payments by the IBCA

(1) Part 5 (payment of support scheme payments by the IBCA) is amended as follows. (2) In regulation 59 (IBCA support scheme payment: general), in paragraph (2) for “the relevant person” substitute “E”. (3) In regulation 60 (amount, and payment, of an IBCA support scheme payment)— (a) in paragraph (2)(a), for “£670” substitute “£695”; (b) in paragraph (7), for “2026” substitute “2027”. (4) In regulation 61 (the support scheme winter fuel payment), for “£670” substitute “£695”. (5) In regulation 62 (the IBSS amount: IBSS-registered infected persons)— (a) in column 3 of the table— (i) for “£55,518” substitute “£57,628”; (ii) for “£47,952” substitute “£49,774”; (iii) for “£35,327” substitute “£36,669”; (iv) for “£23,294” substitute “£24,179”; (v) for “£11,648” substitute “£12,091”; (b) in the entry for “Hepatitis C stage 1 and SCM”, in column 2, after “Infected” insert “Support”.

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11 Amendments relating to payment of support scheme payments by the IBCA

(1) Part 5 (payment of support scheme payments by the IBCA) is amended as follows. (2) In regulation 59 (IBCA support scheme payment: general), in paragraph (2) for “the relevant person” substitute “E”. (3) In regulation 60 (amount, and payment, of an IBCA support scheme payment)— (a) in paragraph (2)(a), for “£670” substitute “£695”; (b) in paragraph (7), for “2026” substitute “2027”. (4) In regulation 61 (the support scheme winter fuel payment), for “£670” substitute “£695”. (5) In regulation 62 (the IBSS amount: IBSS-registered infected persons)— (a) in column 3 of the table— (i) for “£55,518” substitute “£57,628”; (ii) for “£47,952” substitute “£49,774”; (iii) for “£35,327” substitute “£36,669”; (iv) for “£23,294” substitute “£24,179”; (v) for “£11,648” substitute “£12,091”; (b) in the entry for “Hepatitis C stage 1 and SCM”, in column 2, after “Infected” insert “Support”.

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