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9. In relation to the payments made under qualifying contracts within the reporting period, a statement of—
(a)the average number of days taken to make such payments, where day 1 is the first day after the relevant day;
(b)the percentage of those payments which were made, where day 1 is the first day after the relevant day—
(i)within the period beginning on day 1 and ending with day 30;
(ii)within the period beginning on day 31 and ending with day 60;
(iii)on or after day 61.
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