I'm honestly no expert (obviously) but what has and hasn't been paid out and to whom is incredibly, and probably delibertatley, complicated. Alan Bates, the spokesman for those convicted, has rejected an offer as of April saying it is only one sixth of what he claimed.
Other victims received payments that were entirely gobbled up by lawyers fees because they had to fight for justice and although they were offered a large'ish sum they actually ended up with only £20,000 each.
Other Victims who were not imprisoned but nonetheless lost everything they owned trying to pay back the Post Office have received a utterly insulting £75,000 as full and final settlement. One such woman on the news today has just been offered £44,000 even though she lost her home, her savings, her reputation, her pension and her health. She is 60 now.
It's an absolute mess and I am perfectly sure that nobody has yet received fair and proper compensation and it certainly appears that some people are still having to prove they are entitled to it, even though they clearly are.