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The Armed Forces Pension Regulations 2014

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As published

75 Children born after the member’s death

(1) For the purposes of regulation 74 (annual rate of children’s pensions), a member is only treated as leaving a child who is born after the member’s death if the child is born before the first anniversary of the date of the member’s death. (2) No pension is payable under that regulation in respect of any period before the child’s birth. (3) But in determining the number of pensions payable immediately after the date of the member’s death for the purposes of regulation 74, a pension in respect of a child born after the member’s death is treated as so payable.

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75 Children born after the member’s death

(1) For the purposes of regulation 74 (annual rate of children’s pensions), a member is only treated as leaving a child who is born after the member’s death if the child is born before the first anniversary of the date of the member’s death. (2) No pension is payable under that regulation in respect of any period before the child’s birth. (3) But in determining the number of pensions payable immediately after the date of the member’s death for the purposes of regulation 74, a pension in respect of a child born after the member’s death is treated as so payable.

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