s. 92B (i) 95 per cent of the worker's pre-injury average weekly earnings; or (ii) twice the State average weekly S. 92B(3)(a)(ii) amended by earnings— Nos 102/2004 s. 38(1)(i), 9/2010 s. 39(1). whichever is the lesser; and (b) from the end of the first 13 weeks after the death until the end of 3 years after the death— (i) unless subparagraph (ii) or (iii) applies, S. 92B(3)(b)(i) amended by 50 per cent of the worker's preinjury Nos 102/2004 average weekly earnings or twice the s. 38(1)(i), 9/2010 State average weekly earnings, s. 39(1). whichever is the lesser; or (ii) if the worker leaves not more than S. 92B(3)(b)(ii) amended by 5 dependent children who are entitled Nos 102/2004 to a pension under this section and s. 38(1)(i), 9/2010 subsection (11) applies, an amount s. 39(1). calculated in accordance with the formula— where— N is the number of dependent children so entitled; or (iii) if the worker leaves more than S. 92B(3)(b)(iii) amended by 5 dependent children who are entitled Nos 102/2004 to a pension under this section and s. 38(1)(j), 9/2010 subsection (11) applies, two thirds of s. 39(2). twice the State average weekly earnings. (4) If the worker leaves 2 or more dependent partners, S. 92B(4) amended by each partner is entitled to a weekly pension at the No. 27/2001 rate of an equal of share of— s. 4(Sch. 2 item 1.5(b)).
(i) 95 per cent of the worker's pre-injury average weekly earnings; or S. 92B(3)(a)(ii) amended by Nos 102/2004 s. 38(1)(i), 9/2010 s. 39(1). (ii) twice the State average weekly earnings— whichever is the lesser; and (b) from the end of the first 13 weeks after the death until the end of 3 years after the death— S. 92B(3)(b)(i) amended by Nos 102/2004 s. 38(1)(i), 9/2010 s. 39(1). (i) unless subparagraph (ii) or (iii) applies, 50 per cent of the worker's preinjury average weekly earnings or twice the State average weekly earnings, whichever is the lesser; or S. 92B(3)(b)(ii) amended by Nos 102/2004 s. 38(1)(i), 9/2010 s. 39(1). (ii) if the worker leaves not more than 5 dependent children who are entitled to a pension under this section and subsection (11) applies, an amount calculated in accordance with the formula— where— s. 92B N is the number of dependent children so entitled; or S. 92B(3)(b)(iii) amended by Nos 102/2004 s. 38(1)(j), 9/2010 s. 39(2). (iii) if the worker leaves more than 5 dependent children who are entitled to a pension under this section and subsection (11) applies, two thirds of twice the State average weekly earnings. S. 92B(4) amended by No. 27/2001 s. 4(Sch. 2 item 1.5(b)). (4) If the worker leaves 2 or more dependent partners, each partner is entitled to a weekly pension at the rate of an equal of share of—
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