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FL H5005

FL H5005
State-Administered Retirement Systems


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Introduced
03/26/2014
In Committee
04/03/2014
Crossed Over
04/03/2014
Passed
05/02/2014
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
06/02/2014

Introduced Session

2014 Regular Session

Bill Summary

Increasing the employer contribution to the retiree health insurance subsidy for members of a state-administered plan, Elected Officers' Class, Senior Management Service Class, and Regular, Special Risk, and Special Risk Administrative Support Classes; revising the amount of employer contributions for the next fiscal year; revising terminology to refer to an employer assessment to offset the costs of administering the investment plan and providing education services; providing findings of important state interests, etc.

AI Summary

This bill increases the employer contribution rate for the retiree health insurance subsidy for various classes of state employees, including elected officials, senior management, and special risk classes, to 1.26% of gross compensation starting July 1, 2014, and also adjusts employer contribution rates for retirement plans to address unfunded actuarial liabilities, with specific changes for different membership classes like Regular, Special Risk, Elected Officers, and Senior Management. Additionally, it renames the "employer contribution" for administrative and educational expenses to an "employer assessment" and increases its rate to 0.04% of payroll starting July 1, 2014, to cover the costs of administering the investment plan and providing educational services to members of the Florida Retirement System (FRS), which is a state-administered retirement system. The bill also includes legislative findings declaring that ensuring fair and adequate benefits and sustainable funding for state retirement systems, including health insurance subsidies, fulfills an important state interest.

Committee Categories

Budget and Finance

Sponsors (1)

Other Sponsors (1)

Appropriations Committee (House)

Last Action

Chapter No. 2014-54, companion bill(s) passed, see HB 5001 (Ch. 2014-51) (on 06/02/2014)

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