(2) The Scheme established by these Regulations is to be known as the Troubles Permanent  Disablement Payment Scheme.  PART 2  The Board  The Board  Principles  3. —(1) The Victims’ Payments Board is established.  (2) Schedule 1 makes further provision about the Board.  4. —(1) When exercising functions under these Regulations, the Board must have regard to—  (a) the need to prioritise, and be responsive to, the needs of victims of Troubles-related  incidents;  (b) the need to be transparent and to communicate effectively with the public and victims of  Troubles-related incidents;  (c) the need for the Scheme to be straightforward and simple to navigate;  (d) the need for applications to be determined without delay;  (e) the need for personal data to be handled sensitively.  (2) The duties in paragraph (1) apply only so far as they are relevant in the particular context.  PART 3  Entitlement to victims’ payments  Entitlement to victims’ payments  5. —(1) A person is entitled to victims’ payments in respect of injury caused by a Troubles- related incident if—  (a) the injury results in permanent disablement;  (b) the assessed degree of relevant disablement amounts to not less than 14 percent;  (c) the Troubles-related incident took place—  (i) in the United Kingdom, or  (ii) anywhere in Europe, at a time when the applicant—  (aa) was a British Citizen;  (bb) was a person born in Northern Ireland and having, at the time of their birth, at  least one parent who is a British Citizen, an Irish Citizen or is otherwise  entitled to reside in Northern Ireland without any restriction on the period of  residence;  (cc) was outside the United Kingdom in service of the Crown, or  (dd) was an accompanying close relative of a person serving outside the United  Kingdom in service of the Crown;  (d) the Troubles-related incident took place on or after 1 January 1966 but before 12 April  2010, and  (e) an application has been made in accordance with regulation 8.  (2) But this entitlement is subject to regulation 6.  5