The new government is committed to delivering compensation swiftly as a priority. Regulations allowing for payments will be in place by August 24, ensuring recipients receive their dues this year.
Over 30,000 individuals were affected by the NHS's contaminated blood products, making this one of the gravest scandals in healthcare. It highlights the need for accountability and fairness for victims.
Compensation payouts will be tailored to individual circumstances, with the maximum amount potentially reaching up to £2m. Criteria involve various aspects of the victims' experiences and impacts.
Amendments suggested by the interim chair include special consideration for victims of unethical research practices, like those at Treloar's boarding school, ensuring broader support and recognition of their suffering.
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