act-1990-0-189•Pennsylvania Act 1990-189 — MUNICIPAL PENSION PLAN FUNDING STANDARD & RECOVERY ACT - AMEND
Pennsylvania Act 1990-189 — MUNICIPAL PENSION PLAN FUNDING STANDARD & RECOVERY ACT - AMEND
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MUNICIPAL PENSION PLAN FUNDING STANDARD & RECOVERY ACT - AMEND
Act of Dec. 18, 1990, P.L. 753, No. 189 Cl. 72
Session of 1990
No. 1990-189
AN ACT
SB 1307
Amending the act of December 18, 1984 (P.L.1005, No.205),
entitled "An act mandating actuarial funding standards for
all municipal pension systems; establishing a recovery
program for municipal pension systems determined to be
financially distressed; providing for the distribution of the
tax on the premiums of foreign fire insurance companies; and
making repeals," further providing for the financial
requirements of the pension plan and the minimum obligation
of the municipality.
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
hereby enacts as follows:
Section 1. Sections 302(b)(2), (c) and (d) and 303(c) of the
act of December 18, 1984 (P.L.1005, No.205), known as the
Municipal Pension Plan Funding Standard and Recovery Act, are
amended to read:
Section 302. Minimum funding standard; defined benefit plans
self-insured in whole or in part.
* * *
(b) Financial requirements of the pension plan.--
* * *
(2) The normal cost and administrative expense
requirements for the following plan [years] year shall be
expressed as a dollar amount and shall be determined by
applying the normal cost of the benefit plan and the
administrative expense payable from the assets attributable
to the benefit plan, as reported in the actuarial valuation
report of the pension plan and expressed as a percentage of
[covered] payroll, to the [estimated covered] payroll of the
active membership of the pension plan [including any pro-
jected increase in active membership for the following year]
as of the date the financial requirements of the pension plan
are determined.
* * *
(c) Minimum obligation of the municipality.--Annually, the
chief administrative officer of the pension plan shall determine
the minimum obligation of the municipality with respect to the
pension plan for the following plan year. The minimum obligation
of the municipality with respect to the pension plan shall be
equal to the financial requirements of the pension plan reduced
by the following amounts:
[(1) The amount of any general municipal pension plan
State aid from the Commonwealth anticipated as receivable by
the municipality pursuant to section 402 and to be allocated
to the pension plan for the following plan year.
(2)] (1) The amount of any member contributions
anticipated as receivable for the following year.
[(3)] (2) If the actuarial value of the assets of the
pension plan exceed the actuarial accrued liability of the
pension plan, an amount equal to one-tenth of the amount by
which the actuarial value exceeds the actuarial accrued
liability.
(d) Payment of minimum municipal obligation.--Annually the
municipality shall provide for the full amount of the minimum
obligation of the municipality in the budget of the
municipality. The minimum obligation of the municipality shall
be payable to the pension plan from the revenue of the
municipality. Payment of the minimum obligation of the
municipality shall be made by the municipality [and if made
during the month of January, shall be payable without any
interest, and if made subsequent to the month of January but]
prior to December 31[, shall be payable with interest for the
period since January 1 at a rate equal to the interest
assumption used for the actuarial valuation report, expressed on
a monthly basis].
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Section 303. Minimum funding standard; defined benefit plans
wholly insured or defined contribution
plans.
* * *
(c) Minimum obligation of the municipality.--Annually, the
chief administrative officer of the pension plan shall determine
the minimum obligation of the municipality with respect to the
pension plan for the following plan year. The minimum obligation
of the municipality with respect to the pension plan shall be
the employer contribution portion of financial requirements
determined pursuant to the terms of the contract or policy with
the insurance carrier or the plan document governing the pension
plan, whichever is applicable[, reduced by the amount of any
general municipal pension plan State aid from the Commonwealth
anticipated as receivable by the municipality pursuant to
section 402 and to be allocated to the pension plan for the
following plan year].
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Section 2. This act shall take effect immediately.
APPROVED--The 18th day of December, A. D. 1990.
ROBERT P. CASEY
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