Abstract
Proposed changes to the NHS pension scheme could mean that married same sex couples face the same discrimination in survivor benefits as widowers of female doctors and civil partners.1 A consultation on the proposed amendments closed in December, and they have now been laid before parliament. Proposed amendments to the scheme would give married same sex couples the same rights as civil partners, but these couples would still suffer the same discrimination as that currently faced by widowers of female doctors. The first same sex marriages will be allowed in England and Wales from …
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