97th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Bills Indexed by Subject
RETIREMENT - STATE


BillSponsor Bill StringDate/Last Action
 Bill Information
HB1217Dugger, Tony SCS HCS HB 12177/9/2014 Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
  4869S.04T - Specifies certain unlawful transfers or assignments of pension benefits
HB1244Barnes, Jay HB 12443/5/2014 Public Hearing Completed (H)
  5158H.01I - Changes the laws regarding retirement benefits for new members of the General Assembly and newly elected statewide officials
HB1312Smith, Clem HB 13123/5/2014 Public Hearing Completed (H)
  4957L.01I - Requires members of the House of Representatives to be subject to drug testing within 60 days of the start of the legislative session
HB1473Brattin, Rick HB 14733/12/2014 Public Hearing Scheduled, Bill not Heard (H)
  4947H.01I - Requires a person becoming a member of the General Assembly for the first time on or after January 1, 2015, to be covered under a defined contribution retirement plan
HB1648Brattin, Rick HB 16483/12/2014 Public Hearing Completed (H)
  5279L.02I - Requires statewide elected officials, members of the General Assembly, and judges to be subject to random drug testing
HB1682Koenig, Andrew HB 16823/13/2014 Public Hearing Completed (H)
  5533H.01I - Establishes a hybrid retirement plan and requires all new members of the plan to participate in the defined contribution program for state employees and elected officials who become employed on or after January 1, 2015
HB1800Jones, Caleb HB 18002/18/2014 Referred: General Laws
  5678L.01I - Changes the laws regarding retirement benefits for state employees
HB1830English, Keith HB 18305/16/2014 Referred: Retirement
  5974H.01I - Specifies that a fire protection district director cannot be eligible for any state retirement pension benefits
HB1882Leara, Mike HCS HB 18826/20/2014 Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
  5723H.05T - Changes the laws regarding the administrative requirements of public employee retirement plans
HB2105Bernskoetter, Mike HB 21055/5/2014 Rules - Reported Do Pass (H)
  6355H.01I - Increases the allowable monthly amount to be credited to each participant's state employee deferred compensation account from up to $75 to up to $100
HB2200Wright, John HB 22005/16/2014 Referred: Retirement
  6463H.01I - Changes the laws regarding the calculation of retirement benefits for specified new state employees
SB550Sater, David SCS SB 5504/1/2014 SCS Reported Do Pass (S)
  4212S.03C - Provides that public employees are ineligible for retirement benefits if found guilty of certain crimes
SB823Dixon, Bob SCS SB 8234/10/2014 SCS Reported Do Pass (S)
  5824S.03C - Provides that public employees are ineligible for retirement benefits if found guilty of certain crimes
SB925Emery, Ed SB 9252/25/2014 Introduced and First Read (S)
  5498S.04I - Modifies retirement benefits for newly elected members of the General Assembly and statewide elected officials
SB928Lamping, John SB 9282/25/2014 Introduced and First Read (S)
  5928S.01I - Provides that members of the General Assembly shall not be eligible for retirement benefits and other employee benefits
SB929Lamping, John SB 9292/25/2014 Introduced and First Read (S)
  5954S.02I - Provides that statewide elected officials shall participate in a defined contribution plan
SB980Schaefer, Kurt SB 9802/27/2014 Introduced and First Read (S)
  6226S.01I - Allows retired members of MOSERS and MPERS who are rehired and reimburse the system for benefits received to recalculate credible service