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Compensation for HIV Sufferers

Early Day Motion House of Commons
Sir David Steel · Liberal Democrat
Parliamentary excerpt

That this House notes with concern the recent decision by Her Majesty's Government not to extend compensation payments to HIV sufferers who contracted the disease as a result of contaminated blood being given to them during National Health Service operations; and calls therefore for such patients to be compensated as were haemophiliac sufferers who contracted HIV by way of infected blood transfusions.

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