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HRS § 88-301 - Applicability
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This section says which part II provisions apply to this part, including Subparts A, B (with listed exceptions), C (with listed exceptions), D, and E.
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This section says which part II provisions apply to this part, including Subparts A, B (with listed exceptions), C (with listed exceptions), D, and E.
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The board must create a medical board, and the medical board must review required medical examinations, investigate disability-retirement materials, and report its conclusions in writing.
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This provision defines several terms used in this part, including actuarial cost, credited service classes, and hypothetical account balance.
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This provision states that the section was repealed.
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This provision lets certain members elect class H membership by filing an election form within specified deadlines, but bars some categories of members from making that election.
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Eligible class C and class A/B members may convert credited service to class H by electing and paying the required cost, with deadlines and payment timing rules.
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Class H credited service includes several kinds of service, but additional service credit may not be used to determine retirement eligibility or any other purpose for a class H member.
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Class H members may file service-credit statements, and the system must verify the claimed service and determine allowable credit.
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Class H members must contribute a stated percentage of their compensation to the annuity savings fund, with higher rates for certain job titles and different dates of membership.
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State and county payroll officials must deduct class H member contributions, and the State and counties must pick up and pay those contributions under the stated conditions.
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Trustees and board employees are barred from certain conflicts of interest and from using board/system money except for board-authorized current and necessary payments.
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Class H members can qualify for retirement benefits if they meet the listed age and service requirements, and they may retire by written application.
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Class H members receive a retirement allowance using different formulas depending on when they joined and whether they meet certain section 88-331 requirements.
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This section lets a class H member choose retirement benefit options, requires certain beneficiary notices and designations, and sets deadlines and limits for claims and payments.
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A class H member with 10+ years of credited service may be retired for ordinary disability if the medical board certifies incapacity and permanence.
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Class H members retiring for ordinary disability receive a maximum retirement allowance calculated under one of two formulas, depending on when they joined.
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A qualifying class H member may be retired for service-connected disability if the listed medical and filing conditions are met.
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A class H member retiring for a service-connected disability must receive accumulated contributions and a retirement allowance capped at 35% of average final compensation.
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This section sets who gets an ordinary death benefit for a class H member, how the payment is determined, who may receive it if there is no valid beneficiary, and requires the application to be filed within three years of death.
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If an accidental death is determined under the referenced section, certain death benefits and a pension must be paid to the designated beneficiary, estate, spouse, children, or dependent parents, depending on who survives. Sewer-worker deaths from specified heart, lung, or respiratory disease are presumed duty-related