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Awareness of IBCA and understanding of its role

Familiarity with IBCA

Among community members, familiarity with IBCA is high. Nearly three quarters (73%) know at least a fair amount about it, with one in three (31%) saying they know a lot.

Those who know a lot or fair amount about IBCA are more likely to have started their claim with IBCA and received compensation (84% compared to 73%).

Before this survey, how much, if anything, did you know about IBCA?
December 2025 August 2026
A lot 29% 31%
A fair amount 39% 42%
A little 18% 15%
Heard about 11% 6%
Never heard of 2% 5%
% Net: Heard of IBCA 97% 94%

Understanding of IBCA

The majority of the community say they understand IBCA’s role well (87%).

Four in ten (39%) feel they understand IBCA’s role very well, and just under half (48%) feel they understand it fairly well.

Only one in seven (13%) do not feel they understand the role of IBCA.

Those less familiar with IBCA are, expectedly, less likely to understand its role (31% of those who knew just a little/ almost nothing about IBCA did not understand the role of IBCA very well or at all).

More broadly, understanding of IBCA’s role has trended up over time, with the community more familiar now than in May 2025.

How well, if at all, would you say you understand the role of the Infected Blood Compensation Authority in providing compensation for those impacted by the Infected Blood Scandal?
December 2025 August 2026
Very well 35% 39%
Fairly well 48% 48%
Not very well 12% 11%
Not at all well 4% 2%
% Net: Understood the role of IBCA 83% 87%

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