Select Committee on Pension Policy

​2016 SCPP Interim Recommendations And Work Summary

This page provides a concise summary of the work of the SCPP during the 2016 Interim.   

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2016 Interim Work History 77Kb

 

2017 Fiscal Impact Summary 69Kb
 
  Issues Considered With Recommendation

HB 1709/SB 5275

PSERS: Definition of Full Time

Allow employees who have been, or will be moved from PSERS to PERS to stay in, or return to PSERS.

HB 1707/SB 5274

Letter

SCPP Study: WSPRS Recruitment and Retention Options

Include voluntary overtime in the average final salary for WSPRS Plan 1 and Plan 2, for future salaries only.

HB 1708/SB 5276

Age-Based Plan Opt Out

Allow new hires in the Public Employees’ Retirement System Plans 2/3, Teachers’ Retirement System Plans 2/3, and School Employees’ Retirement System Plans 2/3 to opt out of the retirement system if they are newly hired at age 60 or older. Also allow local government employees to opt out of the retirement system if they first become eligible for membership at age 60 or older.

  Issues Considered Without Recommendation

 

Letter

 

LEOFF Merger (2016 Merger Study)

 

 

Plans 1 COLA

 

Plan Membership Default

 

 

PSERS: Nursing, Custody, and Safety

 

 

  Other

Letter


2016 Contribution Rate Recommendation to the PFC

Adopt the State Actuary’s calculated rates for 2017-19 Biennium, which include the second step of the three-biennia mortality improvement phase in, and an increased TRS system growth assumption.

  

 

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