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Notice: 10540522

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Division:

Division of Retirement

Chapter:

BENEFITS

Overview

RULE:

60S-4.001	Scope and Purpose (Repealed)
60S-4.002	Statements of Policy
60S-4.003	Retirement Eligibility
60S-4.0035	Retirement Application and Effective Retirement Date
60S-4.004	Benefits Payable Upon Normal Retirement
60S-4.005	Benefits Payable Upon Early Retirement (Repealed)
60S-4.006	Benefits Based on Dual Retirement Ages (Repealed)
60S-4.007	Benefits Payable for Disability Retirement
60S-4.008	Benefits Payable Upon Death
60S-4.009	Benefits Payable After Termination
60S-4.010	Retirement Benefit Payment Options
60S-4.011	Designation of Beneficiary
60S-4.012	Employment After Retirement
60S-4.015	Deductions from Monthly Benefits
60S-4.021	Forfeiture of Benefits (Repealed)

PURPOSE:

The purpose and effect are to amend Division of Retirement rules to correspond with statutory changes up through the 2010 Legislative session and delete obsolete language.

SUMMARY:

These amendments reflect the statutory changes occurring in Chapter 2009-209, Laws of Florida, regarding: the requirements for “termination of employment”; and limitations on reemployment and renewed membership in the Florida Retirement System; and incorporate by reference one new Division form, one State Board of Administration form and 37 Division Forms previously adopted by reference in Rule 60S-9.001, F.A.C.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

121.031, 121.052, 121.4501(8)(a) FS.

LAW:

61.1301, 112.18, 112.181, 112.362, 112.65, 121.021, 121.031, 121.046(4), 121.051(2), 121.052, 121.053, 121.055, 121.091, 121.23, 121.450 (16), 121.591(2), 222.21, 238.181 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

10/21/2011 Vol. 37/42

COMMENTS:

From 10/21/2011 To 11/11/2011 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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