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6.Notice and evidential requirements for leave under regulation 4
7.Variation or cancellation of leave under regulation 4 before leave period has begun
8.Employer’s confirmation of period of leave under regulation 4
10.Entitlement to additional paternity leave (birth) in the event of the mother’s death
11.Options in respect of leave under regulation 4 in the event of the mother’s death
12.Notice and evidential requirements for leave under regulation 4 in the event of the mother’s death
13.Variation or cancellation of leave under regulation 4 in the event of the mother’s death
16.Notice and evidential requirements for leave under regulation 14
17.Variation or cancellation of leave under regulation 14 before leave period has begun
18.Employer’s confirmation of period of leave under regulation 14
20.Entitlement to additional paternity leave (adoption) in the event of the death of the adopter
21.Options in respect of leave under regulation 14 where the adopter has died
22.Notice and evidential requirements for leave under regulation 14 in the event of the death of the adopter
23.Variation or cancellation of leave under regulation 14 in the event of the death of the adopter
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