Proceeding contribution from Holly Lynch (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 18 December 2023. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Infected Blood Inquiry: Government Response.
Infected Blood Inquiry: Government Response
My constituent Eileen lost her father in the infected blood scandal. She told me earlier this year:
“This lack of transparency is causing great stress and anxiety to those of us at the heart of this NHS treatment disaster, who have already waited decades for our loss and suffering to be recognised.”
When the Government committed to a statement before Christmas, there was an expectation that there would have been further progress on the compensation scheme, and I do not think that was an unreasonable assumption. In the absence of that, what assurances can I give Eileen and her family that she will be recognised by this Government and that she will be compensated?
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- Compensation Finance Mental health services Victims Government responses Infected Blood Inquiry
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