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12. For paragraph (4) of regulation H4 (member dies after pension becomes payable), substitute—
“(4) If the member dies leaving a dependent child and there is no surviving parent or no surviving spouse or civil partner or nominated partner of a parent, the allowance—
(a)for the period of 6 months beginning with the member’s death, will be the greater of—
(i)the amount of the member’s pension calculated without regard to any reduction made under regulation S2 (reduction of pension on return to NHS employment), and
(ii)the amount of child allowance that would otherwise be payable under these Regulations;
(b)following the period referred to in (a), will be equal to—
(i)one-third of the pension described in paragraph (2) if there is only one dependent child,
(ii)two-thirds of the pension described in paragraph (2) if there are two or more dependent children.”.
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