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Family of NHS pharmacist, call for urgent reform of the VDPS
John's family join UKCVFamily's call for reform of the current Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme after he took his life when his claim was rejected.
The Covid-19 public inquiry has promised to look at the ex gratia payment scheme, the hearing for Module 4 will commence in January 2025. UKCVFamily are core participants represented by Hudgells Solicitors and KC barristers Anna Morris, Mark Bradley and Christian Weaver
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Covid-19 Public Inquiry
UKCVFamily have represented those affected as Core Participants at the Covid-19 Public Inquiry since 2022, after helping to secure Module 4. Hearings will commence in January 2025, and representation will once again attend alongside barrister, Anna Morris KC and Terry Wilcox from Hudgells Solicitors.
"UKCVFamily are concerned with the latest news that the Inquiry has deviated from it's original plan to investigate Covid vaccine harms in detail. The public were told by the Government, that there was no need for a separate inquiry for this matter, as it would be investigated in Module 4 of the Covid-19 inquiry.
Module 4 has been delayed by six months already and is now shortened to three weeks instead of four, which we feel is an inadequate timeframe in which to explore fully, the impact of vaccines and therapeutics during the Pandemic.
While we welcome signs from the Government that the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme may be reviewed, unfortunately, as we see too often with social injustices, this isn’t happening in a timely manner to aid those affected. The vaccine injured and bereaved need medical, emotional and financial support now, not in decades time.
We have urged Baroness Hallett and the Inquiry to make interim recommendations regarding the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme, in light of the delay of Module 4, and the substantial impact this is having on the Covid-19 vaccine injured and bereaved."
COVERSE is a charity supporting those adversely affected by Covid-19 vaccination in Australia. Unfortunately, the system is failing them just as it is in the UK. Over 22,000 serious adverse events from the COVID-19 vaccines have been recorded in the DAEN since the start of the vaccine rollout. As at 31 March 2024, Services Australia reports to have compensated 324 injured and bereaved Australians through the COVID-19 Vaccine Claims Scheme.
Yesterday, UKCVFamily attended the Covid Inquiry, 2nd Preliminary hearing for Module 4 at Dorland House. It was a long day especially for many of us suffering health conditions. "UKCVFamily are concerned with the latest news that the Inquiry has deviated from it's original plan to investigate Covid vaccine harms in detail. The public were told by the Government, that there was no need for a separate inquiry for this matter, as it would be investigated in Module 4 of the Covid-19 inquiry. Module 4 has been delayed by six months already and is now shortened to three weeks instead of four, which we feel is an inadequate timeframe in which to explore fully, the impact of vaccines and therapeutics during the Pandemic. While we welcome signs from the Government that the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme may be reviewed, unfortunately, as we see too often with social injustices, this isn’t happening in a timely manner to aid those affected. The vaccine injured and bereaved need medical, emotional and financial support now, not in decades time. We have urged Baroness Hallett and the Inquiry to make interim recommendations regarding the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme, in light of the delay of Module 4, and the substantial impact this is having on the Covid-19 vaccine injured and bereaved." You can watch some of our oral submission below, by Anna Morris KC which we worked on with our legal team; Terry Wilcox from Hudgells solicitors ( Post Office Inquiry, Manchester Arena Inquiry, Hillsborough Law), Mark Bradley KC and Christian Weaver KC. The full hearing should be available on the Inquiries YouTube channel later today and our written submission should be published on the Inquiries website in the documents section this week. The UKCVFamily team dedicate so much time and effort into making sure the injured and bereaved community is heard, is considered, and is treated respectfully and kindly. We have been told many times how dignified UKCVFamily remain in the face o