14374253, 19-4.0011 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 14374253

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION

Chapter:

RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE INVESTMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES OF THE STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION

Overview

RULE:

19-4.0011	Purpose (Repealed)
19-4.0041	Policies and Review Procedures for Florida Retirement System Investments in Equities (Repealed)
19-4.0044	Policies and Review Procedures for Foreign Obligations and Securities (Repealed)
19-4.0046	Policies and Review Procedures for Investments Authorized by Section 215.47(6), Florida Statutes (Repealed)
19-4.0051	Policies and Review Procedures for Florida Retirement System Investments in Intermediate to Long-Term Fixed Income Securities (Repealed)
19-4.006	Policies and Review Procedures for Florida Retirement System Money Market Investments (Repealed)
19-4.0071	Policies and Review Procedures for Florida Retirement System Real Property Investments (Repealed)

PURPOSE:

Rule 19-4.0011 merely sets forth the purpose of Rule Chapter 19-4, and does not meet the definition of a rule.  The other rules to be repealed merely repeat the content of statutory provisions pertaining to policies and review procedures pertaining to certain investments made by the SBA.  As such, the rule provisions no longer are required.

SUMMARY:

To repeal rules that either do not meet the definition of a rule or that merely repeat statutory provisions and that, therefore, are no longer needed. There are no other rules incorporating these repealed rules. The proposed repeals do not have an impact on any other rules. Legislative ratification of the rule repeals is not required.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

215.52, FS.

LAW:

215.44, 215.45, 215.47, FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

3/26/2014 Vol. 40/59

COMMENTS:

From 3/26/2014 To 4/16/2014 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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