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SB19-260

Entry Into FPPA Fire and Police Pension Association For Social Security Employers

Concerning entry into the fire and police pension association for social security employers.
Session:
2019 Regular Session
Subjects:
Labor & Employment
State Government
Bill Summary

Fire and police pension association - entry for social security employers - participation in defined benefit system. The board of the fire and police pension association (association) is authorized to allow an employer that covers employees under the federal "Social Security Act" whose duties are directly involved with the provision of law enforcement or fire protection (employer) and that is eligible to participate in the social security supplemental plan established by the association to alternatively elect to participate in one or more of the defined benefit plans administered by the association with full benefits and unreduced contribution rates.

An employer that elects to affiliate with the association to participate in a defined benefit plan is required to make the election through the governing board of the local government or county. An application for coverage by the association is required to be approved by at least 65% of all active members employed by the employer who vote in the election proposing coverage.

The board of the association is authorized to adopt rules to allow an employee of the affiliating employer to elect to remain in a predecessor plan and not have coverage by the association. All active employees at the time of affiliation with the association, with the exception of employees who elect to remain in a predecessor plan, and all employees who are hired after affiliation will become participants in the association and such participation cannot be revoked.


(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

Status

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Passed
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Bill Text

  • All Versions (7 )
    Date Bill Type Documents
    06/03/2019 Signed Act PDF
    05/15/2019 Final Act PDF
    05/02/2019 Rerevised PDF
    05/01/2019 Revised PDF
    05/01/2019 Reengrossed PDF
    04/30/2019 Engrossed PDF
    04/24/2019 Introduced PDF

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