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What should we consider when discussing payments for those who may have been harmed by vaccines?

Healthcare
United Kingdom
Started April 19, 2026

A Bill to place a duty on the Secretary of State to review, and publish a report on, the merits of increasing the relevant statutory sum under the Vaccine Damage Payments Act 1979 for all claims since 1 January 2020 by an amount representing the amount of inflation since 2007

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Covid-19 Vaccine Damage Bill

UK Parliament (United Kingdom) | Apr 16, 2026

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CLAIM Posted by will • Apr 19, 2026
Many countries have established compensation programs for vaccine injuries to ensure that those affected receive support. The UK should consider adapting its approach, learning from successful models elsewhere, to create a fair and effective compensation system.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Apr 19, 2026
The conversation around vaccine damage payments must also include an evaluation of the healthcare system's responsibility in monitoring and reporting vaccine side effects. This broader perspective can help in creating a more holistic approach to vaccine safety and compensation.
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