Regulation 149 Enhancement of child pensionI1
Scotland
This regulation applies if a member (D) has not reached prospective normal pension age and—
dies in service; or
dies as a pensioner member after an ill health pension and a total incapacity pension become payable to D.
If this regulation applies, the long-term rate of child pension is—
where—
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R is—
- (i)
37.5%, if a surviving adult pension is payable;
- (ii)
50%, if a surviving adult pension is not payable or has ceased to be payable;
- (i)
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S is the sum of the following amounts—
- (i)
the amount of D’s accrued earned pension as at the date of D’s death; and
- (ii)
the amount found by multiplying half D’s prospective service (in years and fractions of a year) by 1/57th of D’s annual rate of pensionable earnings as at the date of D’s death;
- (i)
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EC is—
- (i)
2, if a child pension is payable to no more than 2 eligible children; or
- (ii)
the number of eligible children, if a child pension is payable to more than 2 eligible children; and
- (i)
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“D’s prospective service” means the period (in years and fractions of a year) beginning with the day after the date of D’s death and ending on the day on which D would have reached prospective normal pension age.
Annotations
Commencement
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Reg. 149 in force at 1.4.2015, see reg. 1(2)(b)