Relationships with Healthcare Organisations, Patient Organisations and Healthcare Professionals

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1 Relationships with Healthcare s, Patient s and Healthcare Professionals Healthcare and Patient s CSL Behring makes available a number grants to Healthcare and Patient s. Grants are made in accordance with the requirements of the ABPI Code of Practice for the Pharmaceutical Industry. They are given only in order to maintain or enhance patient care, to benefit the NHS or to support research. They are not provided to individuals for their personal benefit nor are they given as an inducement to prescribe, supply, administer, recommend, buy or sell any CSL Behring product. During 2012 grants were made to the Healthcare and Patient s listed below. Association of Cardiothoracic Donation to support education and training 3,494 Anaesthetists (ACTA) Addenbrookes NHS Trust Support for an immunology nurse 11,000 Anaesthesia UK Support for coagulation resource 1,875 Blackburn Hospital Donation to cover printing costs of conference poster 55 British Paediatric Allergy Training support 1,000 Immunology and Infection Group (BPAIIG) British Society for Immunology UKPIN Immunology Forum Support 15,000 HAE-UK (Hereditary Angioedema) Donation towards forward planning initiatives, staging a 12,690 global conference and the UK HAE Awareness Day Ipswich NHS Trust Tender fee 750 ITP Support Association Donation for the publication of The Platelet 700 Immune Thrombocytopenia Liverpool Women s NHS FT Donation to support a clinical audit 32,000 National Services Scotland Support for patient educational event 400 Oxford Radcliffe NHS Trust Patient travel expenses 1,000 Pain Relief Association Support for Pain Relief Meeting 3,000 Papworth Hospital Support for the hire of a ROTEM machine 8,327 Rare Diseases UK Donation to support general work of organisation 15,750 Royal Blackburn Hospital Printing of educational conference poster 55 Royal Free Hospital Support for a PID Nurse and to an educational symposium 35,500 Royal London Hospital Donation to support patient treatment review following 2,700 product discontinuation Salford Royal Hospital Donation to support patient treatment review following 5,270 product discontinuation The Haemophilia Society Donation to support VWD initiatives 15,000 UK Primary Immunodeficiency Donation to support general work of organisation 4,689 Patient Support (UKPIPS) University Hospital Wales Research support 6,000 From 1 January - 30 June 2013 grants were made to the Healthcare and Patient s listed below. Alpha-1 Awareness UK Corporate donation 15,000 Alpha-1 Alliance Support for a disease awareness and education campaign 300,000 Birmingham Heartlands Hospital Support for training of specialist registrars 2,000 Great Ormond Street Hospital Donation towards administration costs 250 HAE UK (Hereditary Angioedema) Corporate donation and donation towards stationary 15,366 Primary Immunodeficiency UK (PID UK) Corporate donation and support towards launch event 8,997

2 Rare Disease UK Donation towards production of wrist bands for Rare 195 Disease Day Royal Free Hospital Donation towards equipment to enable video 1,850 consultations with home based patients Royal London Hospital Donation to support transition of patients from hospital 25,000 care to home therapy care The Haemophilia Society Corporate donation and support for radio campaign for 18,000 World Haemophilia Day UK Primary Immunodeficiency Corporate donation 10,000 Network (UKPIN) UK Primary Immunodeficiency Corporate donation and support for annual meeting 5,675 Patient Support (UKPIPS) University College Hospital Support for a homecare infusion nurse 10,000 University Hospital Cardiff Support for a clinical research nurse 75,000 From 1 July 31 December 2013 grants were made to the Healthcare and Patient s listed below. Alpha-1 UK Support Group Corporate donation 15,000 Haemnet Support for roundtable meeting 13,500 HAE-UK Corporate donation and support towards HAE awareness 10,180 campaign National Services Scotland Donation to support the Annual Scottish PID Awareness 400 day Primary Immunodeficiency UK Corporate donation 5000 UK Primary Immunodeficiency Corporate donation 10,000 Patient Support (UKPIPS) University Sheffield Support of EUHANET Project 20,000 From 1 January - 30 June 2014 grants were made to the Healthcare and Patient s listed below. Addenbrookes NHS Trust Support for an neuro-immunology nurse 26,460 Alpha-1 UK Support Group Support for awareness and education campaign 60,000 Cambridge University Hospital Support for clinical immunology nurse for 3 months 8,500 COPD Conferences Support for COPD9 Conference 20,000 EAHAD Establishment of a genetics database, professional 15,727 curriculum, nurse subcommittee & educational activities Frimley Park Hospital Support for band 6 immunology nurse 25,000 HAE UK Corporate donation and support for speaker expenses 3,740 Imperial College Trust Donation towards the funding of a PhD Student 5,000 John Radcliffe Hospital Development of immunology patient support programmes 3,000 Liverpool Women s NHS FT Donation to support training for junior anaesthetists 1,200 North Bristol NHS Trust Support for purchase of infusion pumps 1,530 Rare Disease UK Corporate donation and support for a press cutting service 8,858 Royal Free Hospital Support for video conferencing facilities and development 6,740 of haemophilia website St Georges Hospital Support for consultant Neuro-immunologist post 10,000 The Haemophilia Society Corporate donation and Support for a radio campaign 43,000 UKPIN Corporate donation 10,000 University College London Homecare infusion nurse funding 10,000

3 From 1 July 31 December 2014 grants were made to the Healthcare and Patient s listed below. HAE UK Corporate donation Immune Deficiency Patient Group Support for patient information evening 900 Kings College Hospital Support for equipment to assess grip strength 1,440 Liverpool Women s NHS FT Donation to support training for junior anaesthetists 600 National Services Scotland Donation to support the Annual Scottish PID Awareness day 400 Northwest Allergy Clinic Support for a patient day 400 Oxford Immunology Centre Support for a patient day 750 Rare Disease UK Corporate donation 8,400 Royal Free Hospital Support for a scientific meeting on haemostasis 5,500 The Haemophilia Society Corporate donation 25,000 UKCPA Support for specialist masterclass for pharmacists 1,500 UKPIPS Corporate donation 15,000 University Hospital Birmingham Support for clinical trial 72,000 From 1 January December 2015 grants were made to the Healthcare and Patient s listed below. Alpha-1 UK Support Group Corporate Donation 60,000 HAE UK Corporate Donation 35,225 RCSI Education & Research To support retrospective analysis of Centre the alpha 1 patient database Frimley Park Hospital Second Payment for Band 6 17,560 Immunology Nurse UKPIPS Donation towards patient support 15,000 Irish Haemophilia Society Ltd Corporate Donation Royal Free London NHS Corporate Donation Foundation Trust Papworth Hospital Travel & Accommodation x2 200 Immunology dept, Corporate Donation Addenbrooke's Hospital PID UK Corporate Donation 15,000 Neuromuscular Clinic, New Queen Elizabeth Hospital Donation towards equipment: Dynamometer and Contec Spirometer Immune Deficiency Patient Annual Patient's Evening Support 500 Group of Wales Oxford Radcliffe NHS Trust Travel & Accommodation x2 100 Neuromuscular Clinic, Kings College Hospital Corporate Donation 800

4 From 1 January December 2016 grants were made to Patient s listed below. UK PIPS Corporate Donation 23,000 UK PIN Corporate Donation 15,000 The Haemophilia Society Corporate Donation 60,200 PID UK Corporate Donation 32,420 Immune Deficiency Patient Group Patient Group Meeting Support 1800 HAE UK Corporate Donation 35,100 Alpha-1 UK Support Group Patient Information Day Support 1200 Rare Disease UK Corporate Donation 10,000 Irish Haemophilia Society Corporate Donation 4, Healthcare Professionals CSL Behring works with a number of healthcare professionals to gain their expert professional advice in a range of situation e.g. development of a product, market research, treatment options and pathways as well as the evaluation of scientific and clinical data. It is appropriate to compensate healthcare professionals for the specialist advice and expertise that they provide. In addition CSL Behring supports healthcare professionals in their attendance at medical educational conferences and meetings. These payments are made in accordance with the requirements of the ABPI Code of Practice for the Pharmaceutical Industry. No payments are made as an inducement to prescribe, supply, administer, recommend, buy or sell any CSL Behring product. During 2012 CSL Behring made the following payments: Aggregate payments to 38 UK HCPs to support their attendance at international medical Aggregate payments for 5 UK HCPs to support their attendance at a medical educational conference in Northern Ireland Aggregate payments to 19 HCPs for provision of consultancy services under contract (includes Aggregate payments to 15 HCPs for their participation in advisory boards (includes associated From 1 January - 30 June 2013 CSL Behring made the following payments: Aggregate payments to 23 UK HCPs to support their attendance at international medical Aggregate payments to 3 HCPs for provision of consultancy services under contract (includes Aggregate payments to 13 HCPs for their participation in advisory boards (includes associated 26,673 1,500 21,425 13,190 44,335 3,624 13,800

5 From 1 July 31 December 2013 CSL Behring made the following payments: Aggregate payments to 18 UK HCPs to support their attendance at international medical Aggregate payments to 5 HCPs for provision of consultancy services under contract (includes Aggregate payments to 15 HCPs for their participation in advisory boards (includes associated From 1 January June 2014 CSL Behring made the following payments: Aggregate payments to 11 UK HCPs to support their attendance at international medical Aggregate payments for 33 UK HCPs to support their attendance at a medical educational conference in the UK Aggregate payments to 4 HCPs for provision of consultancy services under contract (includes Aggregate payments to 19 HCPs for their participation in advisory boards (includes associated From 1 July December 2014 CSL Behring made the following payments: Aggregate payments to 44 UK HCPs to support their attendance at international medical Aggregate payments for 2 UK HCPs to support their attendance at a medical educational conference in the UK Aggregate payments to 3 HCPs for provision of consultancy services under contract (includes Aggregate payments to 31 HCPs for their participation in advisory boards (includes associated 18,272 7,604 9,342 23,198 3,251 3,754 22,896 43,963 1,600 1,574 32, From 1 January December 2015 CSL Behring made the following payments: Aggregate payments to 27 UK HCPs to support their registration fees for attendance at medical educational conferences Aggregate payments to 47 UK HCPs to help support their travel and accommodation in relation to their attendance medical educational events Aggregate payments to 74 UK HCPs for their fees for their service and consultancy i.e. at advisory boards Aggregate payments to 21 UK HCPs for related expenses in relation to their services or consultancy i.e. advisory boards 12, , , , Individual Healthcare Professional Disclosure: (For those Healthcare professionals who have consented to individual named disclosure) From 1 January December 2015 CSL Behring made the following payments to the following HCPs: Title First Name Last Name Contribution to costs of Events Fee for service and consultancy Registration Fees Travel & Accommodation Fees Related expenses agreed in the fee for service or consultancy contract

6 Dr Alastair Nimmo - - 1, Dr Peter Arkwright Dr Patrick Yong Ms Emily Carne Dr Alison Jones Ms Sarita Workman Dr Kate Khair Dr Jayanthi Alamelu Ms Catherine Fox Ms Claire Jones Ms Marie Fordham Dr Rashmi Jain Ms Beverley Fish Ms Lisa Smith Dr Mark Winter Dr Padmalal Gurugama Ms Jane Goodridge Ms Sandra Edwards Fenton Dr William Rae Dr Jimmy Gooi Ms Kathryn Haworth Dr Ania Manson Ms Jillian Edmonds Dr Anette Wagner Dr Hilary Longhurst - 1, Ms Lorena Lorenzo Ms Florence Manyika

7 Dr Zoe Adhya Ms Borggia Seemampillai Last updated: 21 st August 2017 UK/CORP/