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Bills listed below were recommended or endorsed by the SCPP in the 2014 Legislative Session. The bill numbers are no longer linked to the legislative information system. To access information about these proposals, go to the legislative public information website. Select "Bill Information" on the left-column navigation bar. Select the appropriate biennium period in the text box and type the bill number in the box indicated.

Fiscal Impact Summary: 2013 SCPP Recommended Legislation [322KB]

2013 Interim Work History [36KB]

Recommended Legislation For 2014 Session

Executive summaries of SCPP recommendations to the Legislature for the 2014 session will be posted below, as they are adopted at meetings.

For posted summaries you can:

  • Click on the issue title to read the executive summary.
  • Find more details in the meeting materials, which are linked in the Interim Work History, above.

Session Information

  • We will replace SCPP bill drafts and draft fiscal notes with links to final bill and fiscal note information as they become available.
  • Fiscal notes for bills and companion bills may not be available at the same time. If a fiscal note is unavailable, look under the companion bill.
Issues Considered With Recommendation

HB 1226

SB 5633

 

Retire-Rehire Correction

Restore the prior policy for specific PERS return-to-work rules as follows:

  • Reapply the 867-hour option to PERS retirees who return to work in positions covered by other DRS-administered retirement systems.
  • State that the return-to-work rules only apply to retirees hired into eligible positions.

SCPP Letters of Endorsement: House Letter/HB1226Senate Letter/SB5633

 

SB 6321

HB 2408

TRS 3 Member Rate Flexibility

Remove the member rate flexibility provision from statute for PERS 3, TRS 3, and SERS 3.

Issues Considered Without Recommendation
PSERS Membership
Other
Letter

Recommendation to the Pension Funding Council

Adopt the state actuary's recommended long-term investment return assumption of 7.5 percent by extending the current phase-in.

 

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