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6.—(1) A person who claims (whether on behalf of himself or another) a relevant benefit or has been in receipt of such a benefit, shall furnish the Secretary of State with such of the following information relating to any accident, injury or disease the victim has suffered as the Secretary of State requests—
(a)whether the accident, injury or disease resulted from any action taken by another person, or from any failure of another person to act, and if so, the full name and the address of that other person;
(b)whether he has claimed or may claim a compensation payment, and if so, the full name and the address of the person against whom the claim was or may be made;
(c)the amount of any compensation payment and the date on which it was made;
(d)the relevant benefit claimed, the date from which benefit was first claimed and the amount of the benefit received in the period beginning with that date and ending with the date the information is sent;
(e)in the case of a person who has received or is entitled to receive statutory sick pay during the relevant period, the name and address of any employer who is or was liable to make these payments to him during the relevant period and the dates the employment with that employer began and ended; and
(f)any changes in the medical diagnosis relating to the condition arising from the accident, injury or disease.
(2) In this regulation, “person” includes a deceased person's personal representative.
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