(1) A financial payment (a recognition payment ) may be made to a primary victim for trauma experienced by the primary victim as a result of an act of violence.
(2) A regulation may prescribe the following:
(a) an offence in the course of which the act of violence must occur for a recognition payment to be made;
(b) the amount of the recognition payment—
(i) generally; and
(ii) if a circumstance of aggravation applies to the offence in the course of which the act of violence occurs; and
(iii) if the act of violence results in a very serious injury that is likely to be permanent in the primary victim.