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MA H2312

Further regulating group insurance benefits for state employees and retired state employees


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Introduced
01/22/2019
In Committee
10/24/2019
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
12/31/2020

Introduced Session

191st General Court

Bill Summary

Relative to insurance benefits for current and retired state employees. Public Service.

AI Summary

This bill aims to further regulate group insurance benefits for current and retired state employees in Massachusetts. It proposes to maintain the existing $10,000 coverage for group life insurance and group accidental death and dismemberment insurance for state employees, while allowing them to elect optional coverage in excess of that amount. The bill also ensures that upon retirement, the $10,000 group life insurance, $10,000 group accidental death and dismemberment insurance, and group health insurance coverage (including hospital, surgical, medical, and dental) will continue to be provided, as long as the retiree applies for it through the state commission.

Committee Categories

Budget and Finance, Labor and Employment

Sponsors (39)

Bruce Ayers (D),  Michael Brady (D),  Paul Brodeur (D),  Dan Cahill (D),  Tackey Chan (D),  Brendan Crighton (D),  Daniel Cullinane (D),  Marjorie Decker (D),  Paul Feeney (D),  Sean Garballey (D),  Colleen Garry (D),  Carlos González (D),  Stephen Hay (D),  Natalie Higgins (D),  Kate Hogan (D),  Randy Hunt (R),  Brad Jones (R),  Louis Kafka (D),  Hannah Kane (R),  John Lawn (D),  Jack Lewis (D),  Paul Mark (D),  Joe McGonagle (D),  Paul McMurtry (D),  Frank Moran (D),  Matt Muratore (R),  James Murphy (D),  Brian Murray (D),  Harold Naughton (D),  Patrick O'Connor (R),  Dave Robertson (D),  Angelo Scaccia (D),  Mike Soter (R),  Tom Stanley (D),  Bruce Tarr (R),  Paul Tucker (D),  Steve Ultrino (D),  Timothy Whelan (R),  Bud Williams (D), 

Last Action

Bill reported favorably by committee and referred to the committee on House Ways and Means (on 10/24/2019)

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