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<p>Thank you very much indeed for raising that question, Julie Morgan. It is important that it is raised here. So much work has been done, cross-party, led very much by yourself, working with Lynne Kelly. Can we pay tribute to Lynne Kelly, chair of Haemophilia Wales, who actually gave evidence last week when the IBI actually was reconvened as a result of the chair, Sir Brian Langstaff, asking for it to be reconvened as a result of delays in paying compensation? They heard those hearings about the timeliness and adequacy of the UK Government's response to compensation. It is their responsibility, and indeed the Minister for the Cabinet Office, Nick Thomas-Symonds, was asked to provide additional information. He appeared before the inquiry in terms of that further hearing, and the Cabinet Office, we know, is working on this response.</p>
<p>On 2 May, our Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care wrote to the Minister for the Cabinet Office, Nick Thomas-Symonds, outlining the issues that were raised in the Senedd. I think that's important, that, cross-party, these issues were raised in the Senedd, and I know that they were discussed on the steps of the Senedd with families, many of whom, including myself, have got constituents who were affected.</p>
<p>He wrote, the Cabinet Secretary, Jeremy Miles, on behalf of the beneficiaries, around the speed, accuracy and appropriateness of the communication style of the Infected Blood Compensation Authority. So, these issues are regularly being reviewed by officials. All those infected and affected by this terrible healthcare scandal are encouraged to register on the IBCA website for regular updates, which includes information about the next steps. The Cabinet Secretary will update Members when we hear of the UK Government's response to the IBI recommendations of this latest hearing. But I think it's important that this Welsh Parliament, the Senedd, actually does keep us engaged and held accountable in terms of working to get those responses too.</p>