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HRS § 88-215 - Contributions by state employees
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Covered state employees must pay contributions into the contribution fund for the coverage period.
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Covered state employees must pay contributions into the contribution fund for the coverage period.
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The contribution must be collected by deducting it from wages when they are paid.
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If the wrong contribution amount is paid or deducted, the state agency must make adjustments or a refund, without interest, under rules it prescribes.
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Political subdivisions may submit a plan for state approval to extend Social Security Title II benefits to their employees.
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The governor may authorize a referendum for certain retirement systems, must designate a supervisor, and must certify to the federal Secretary when the required conditions are met.
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A retirement system is established to provide retirement allowances and other benefits for employees, and it has corporate powers.
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This provision sets rules for administering the system, protecting plan assets and benefits, allowing certain rollover elections, requiring board rulemaking, and limiting spouse-like rights for civil union partners in some cases.
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The state agency must not refuse to approve or terminate a plan without reasonable notice and a hearing for the affected political subdivision.
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Approved political subdivisions must pay contributions to the contribution fund.
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A political subdivision that makes payments under section 88-221 may impose an employee contribution and deduct it from wages, subject to the section’s limits.
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Delinquent payments under section 88-221 may be recovered in circuit court or deducted from other money payable to the liable political subdivision, with interest at 6% per year.
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This provision creates the contribution fund and says the state agency has full authority over it.
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The contribution fund must be kept separate from other state money and used only for the purposes listed here.
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The fund custodian must pay the Secretary of the Treasury the amounts and at the times directed by the state agency.
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The state director of finance must act as treasurer and custodian of the contribution fund, administer the fund under this part and the state agency’s directions, and pay warrants drawn on it under the cited sections and any agency regulations.
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The state agency must submit an estimate to the director of finance before each regular legislative session, at the time the director prescribes.
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The state agency may make and publish rules and regulations needed for efficient administration, so long as they are not inconsistent with this part.
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A board of trustees has general responsibility for administering the retirement system, but that role is subject to administrative control reserved to the department of budget and finance. The system may also require state or county departments and agencies to provide information.
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The state agency must make studies and report to the legislature each regular session.
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The board of trustees must have eight members, including specified ex officio, elected, and appointed members.