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Haemophilia patients were informed by Professor Charles Hay that paper forms had been archived but not entered when digitising the National Haemophilia Database.

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The current version of the General Medical Council Good medical practice set out the professional obligations on doctors in relation to record keeping.

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The Government considered reform of the AHOs.

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The Prime Minister agreed to wait for the release of the Penrose Report before consultations on reform proceed on AHOs.

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The APPG published a report on the AHOs.

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The Penrose Report was published and the Prime Minister announced a consultation on the reform of the AHOs and pledges up to £25 million in support.

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Statement on behalf of the Scottish Government committing to review of the existing schemes.

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The Financial Review Group published proposals for changes to financial support in Scotland.

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The Department of Health launched consultation on reform of AHOs.

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The Scottish Government decided to establish a new Scottish scheme.

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The Department of Health published a response to the consultation and announced the decision to have a single scheme administrator in England.

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SIBSS became operational.

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EIBSS became operational.

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WIBSS became operational.

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BPS (NI) became operational.

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Scotland introduced self-declaration regarding impact of Hepatitis C.

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The Prime Minister announced additional funding for EIBSS.

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Announcements of reforms to IBPS (NI).

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The Government announced changes to the schemes to address disparities.

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Alpha interferon was licensed for the treatment of Hepatitis C in the UK.

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