Article 2
Persons infected with HIV in the course of providing the infected with services or through execution of the relevant functions in the Act as mentioned in Paragraph 2, Article 26 of the Act (hereafter referred to as the incurred infection) refer to the employed or appointed persons of administrative organizations or employees of the commissioned groups in execution of the above-mentioned functions in coordination with the competent authorities and are authorized by the Centers for Disease Control of the Ministry of Health and Welfare (hereafter referred to as the CDC).
The so-called employment organizations (institutions) refer to administrative organizations (institutions) providing the infected with services or executing the relevant functions of the Act in coordination with the competent authorities or groups so commissioned by the administrative organizations (institutions).
Persons of Paragraph 1 who result in infection intentionally or by gross negligence shall not be compensated.

Article 5
Authorized persons, when applying for compensation costs, shall fill in the application form, and submit it together with the following documents to the employment organizations (institutions) of the incurred infection for making application.
1. Subparagraph 1 of Article 3
1) Diagnosis certificate of HIV infection issued by the hospital or report of the competent authority to confirm HIV infection;
2) Documents related to the genotyping and sequencing of HIV of the incurred infection and the source of infection;
3) Certificate to prove that HIV infection is incurred as a result of providing services to the infected or executing relevant preventive functions of the Act; the certificate shall be recognized by the CDC.
4) Photocopy of both sides of the national identification card;
5) Other documents required by regulations of the central competent authority.
2. Subparagraph 2 of Article 3
1) All documents regulated in Subparagraph 1;
2) Certificate issued by the hospital to indicate that the cause of death is due to HIV;
3) Household registration showing removal of the deceased;
4) Household registration of the household (shall be able to indicate the relationship between the deceased and the surviving members of the family; not required if the documents of the preceding Item suffice to indicate such relationship.)