Regs., Conn. State Agencies Title 2 — General Assembly and Legislative Agencies

State Employees’ Retirement Commission State Employees’ Retirement Commission

2-8d Payment by Participants of the General Assembly Pension System Who Elect to Purchase Service Under Section 2-8d of the General Statutes

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-8d-1 Payment by participants to the general assembly pension system who elect to purchase service under section 2-8d of the general statutes

If an amount payable for purchase of service to be credited to the account of a participant of the general assembly pension fund under the provisions of section 2-8d of the General Statutes is in excess of two hundred dollars, and if the participant so elects in writing, such amount may be paid by equal monthly contributions or by equal deductions from each regular payment of salary provided each such monthly contribution or payroll deduction shall be at least ten dollars and the total contribution due shall be paid not later than December 31, of the year of service which is being purchased, or upon the participants retirement date, whichever is earlier. Interest on such contributions at the rate of five percent per year is to be paid not later than the last day of the month following the payment of the last of such equal contributions or equal deductions; but such service credit shall not be granted unless payment of contributions and interest is completed.

History

• Effective March 19, 1980

2-8e Payment by Participants of the General Assembly Pension System Who Elect to Purchase Service Under Section 2-8e of the General Statutes

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-8e-1 Payment by participants to the general assembly pension system who elect to purchase service under section 2-8e of the general statutes

If an amount payable by a participant of the general assembly pension fund under the provisions of section 2-8e of the general statutes is in excess of two hundred dollars, and if the participant so elects in writing, such amount may be paid by equal monthly contributions or by equal deductions from each regular payment of salary provided each such monthly contribution or payroll deduction shall be at least ten dollars and the total contribution due shall be paid not later than five years from the participant's application to purchase credited service, or upon the participant's retirement date, whichever is earlier. Interest on such contributions at the rate of five percent per year is to be paid not later than the last day of the month following the payment of the last of such equal contributions or equal deductions; but the service credit shall not be granted unless payment of contributions and interest is completed.

History

• Effective March 19, 1980

Secretary of the State Secretary of the State

2-45 Fee for Legislative Appearance Statements

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-45-1 (Repealed)

Repealed October 19, 1984.

Law Revision Commission Law Revision Commission

2-88 Organization, Operation, and Rules of Procedure

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-88-1 Organization

The members of the Commission shall be appointed in accordance with the Provisions of Section 2-86 of the General Statutes to which reference may be had. In addition, the Commission shall annually select from among its members a chairman, a vice-chairman and a secretary who shall have the duties and responsibilities ordinarily attendant to such positions.

History

• Effective July 21, 1976

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-88-2 Duties of the commission

The Commission shall have the duties and responsibilities outlined in the Provisions of Section 2-87 of the General Statutes to which reference may be had.

History

• Effective July 21, 1976

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-88-3 Methods of operations

The Commission shall conduct meetings at the State Capitol or at such other place or places as it may select where the Commission shall conduct the business appropriate to carrying out the duties prescribed by Law. Such meetings shall be open to the public. The Commission shall at such meetings receive comments, make recommendations and provide for the assistance, education, meetings and reports required by said Law. All recommendations to be made by the Commission shall be voted on at such regular meetings or special meetings called for that purpose. The Commission may make such application for funds pursuant to the Provisions of Section 2-88 of the General Statutes as shall be determined, by vote of the Commission, to be appropriate from time to time.

History

• Effective July 21, 1976

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-88-4 Public access

The members of the public may obtain information or make submissions or requests either directly to the Commission at its regular meetings or by mail to the Chairman of the Commission who shall be authorized to provide such information or at his discretion to submit the same for consideration before the entire Commission. All information received by the Commission shall be considered public information and available upon request.

History

• Effective July 21, 1976

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-88-5 Rules of practice

Meetings of the Commission shall be conducted pursuant to the Rules of Order of the General Assembly and shall follow an agenda which makes provision for the review of minutes of previous meetings, the completion of unfinished business, the taking up of new business and the receipt of public participation.

Special meetings may be called by the Chairman or any three members of the Commission upon giving due notice to the members of the Commission. No matter shall be taken up at any meeting of the Commission which represents a final recommendation or report of the Commission without due notice having been provided in the call of the meeting.

Public meetings or public hearings may be called by a vote of the Commission and such meetings shall be held only after the giving of such public notice as shall be deemed appropriate to bring the matters to the attention of the general public and such special notice to interested parties as shall be appropriate.

At all regular, special, or public meetings of the Commission all persons in attendance may make oral or written petitions or presentations of their views directly or through a representative provided that the Chairman shall have the responsibility of marshaling the time available so as to make the members of the Commission available to all of those desiring to state their views, recommendations and opinions.

History

• Effective July 21, 1976

Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 2-88-6 Public inspection

The records of the Commission shall be maintained in the State Capitol and shall be available for public inspection at all reasonable times.

History

• Effective July 21, 1976