Why are GPs getting an extra £25-45 for every person they 'fully vaccinate'?

Can someone explain to me why GPs are being so well compensated for delivering jabs – over and above their already pretty decent salary of between £62,269 and £93,965 for a 37.5hr working week?

In England, they get:

• £12.58 for every ‘standard’ jab they administer (that’s £2.52 more than they get for delivering a flu shot)

• A further £10 supplement if they’re jabbing a vulnerable person at home

and now…

• That £10 supplement can also be claimed for jabbing 12-15 year olds.

So, if everyone’s having 2 shots of the toxic pathogen-inducing gene therapy, GPs are getting an extra £25.16 for each ‘regular’ citizen they jab and £45.16 for every vulnerable person and child.

And with many GPs avoiding seeing patients for anything non-Covid related, that gives them more time to focus on getting through their massive stock of needles in their oh-so-taxing 7.5hr working day, Monday to Friday. Whoever’s on their Christmas list is gonna have a bumper 2021.

**OMICRON UPDATE**

So now it's £30 for every regular citizen double-jabbed, £40 if it's done on a Bank Holiday or Sunday and £60 for every vulnerable person double-jabbed at home - on top of their salary, which is potentially being paid for doing very little!

Let's see...if a GP does just 4 booster jabs an hour, for 7.5 hrs Mon-Fri, at £15 each, that's £450 a day / £2,250 a week / £10,000 a month.

Chuck in 10 Sunday booster jabs at £20 each and a couple of vulnerable jabs at £30 (£15 standard plus £15 supplement per jab) and that's another £260 a week / £1,040 a month.

My estimation of the number of jabs may be a bit out, but that looks to me very much like it's entirely possible for GPs to double their salary, while people suffering from any non-Covid illness go undiagnosed because they can't get an appointment and hundreds of thousands of people lose their jobs or go bankrupt through completely pointless pandemic restrictions.