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Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman report into NHS complaints found 40% of investigations were not adequate.

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David Hunt, Secretary of State for Wales, recalled there was no distinctive "Welsh dimension" when discussing the approach to infected blood.

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The Welsh Office and the Northern Ireland Office expressed concern about the financial implications of making payments for Hepatitis C.

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The Welsh Office followed the Department of Health line on payments in respect of Hepatitis C.

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The Northern Ireland Office followed the Department of Health line on payments in respect of Hepatitis C.

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The responsibility for health was transferred to the National Assembly for Wales.

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The responsibility for health was transferred to the Northern Ireland Assembly.

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Jane Hutt, Minister for Health and Social Services in the Welsh Government, maintained the Westminster line that there will be no compensation because the NHS was not at fault.

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Northern Ireland and Wales were not consulted in advance about the decision to reverse the line on Hepatitis C payments.

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The Paymaster General, Penny Mordaunt, wrote to the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, about compensation.

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The Paymaster General, Penny Mordaunt, wrote to the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, again about compensation.

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The Paymaster General, Penny Mordaunt, commissioned a Compensation Framework Study.

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Matt Hancock gave evidence to the Inquiry.

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Sir Robert Francis QC delivered his report Compensation and Redress for the Victims of Infected Blood - Recommendations for a Framework to the Paymaster General.

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The Paymaster General, Michael Ellis, told Parliament he would publish Sir Robert Francis QC's Study and the Government's response before Sir Robert gave evidence to the Inquiry.

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Sir Robert Francis QC's Compensation Framework Study was published.

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Sir Robert Francis QC gave oral evidence to the Inquiry.

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The Inquiry's First Interim Report was published recommending interim compensation payments.

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The Government accepted the Inquiry's recommendations for interim payments.

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The Paymaster General, Michael Ellis, indicated that the Government will not respond to the Compensation Framework Study until the Inquiry's final report is published.

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