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The Armed Forces and Reserve Forces (Compensation Scheme) (Amendment) Order 2006
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3.Amendment of article 8 (injury made worse by service) of the principal Order
4.Amendment of article 10 (injury and death – inclusions) of the principal Order
5.Amendment of article 11 (injury and death – exclusions) of the principal Order
6.Amendment of article 13 (interpretation of Part III) of the principal Order
7.Amendment of article 14 (description of benefits – injury) of the principal Order
8.Amendment of article 20 (temporary awards) of the principal Order
9.Amendment of article 27 (amount of bereavement grant) of the principal Order
10.Amendment of article 28 (amount of child’s payment) of the principal Order
12.Amendment of article 41 (time for making a claim – physical or mental incapacity) of the principal Order
13.Amendment of article 43 (decisions) of the principal Order
14.Amendment of article 45 (reconsideration) of the principal Order
15.Amendment of article 48 (review – exceptional circumstances) of the principal Order
16.Amendment of article 53 (information and medical examination) of the principal Order
17.Amendment of Schedule 2 (modifications for reserve forces) to the principal Order
18.Amendment of Schedule 4 (the Tariff) to the principal Order
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