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Notice: 4248326

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Division:

Senior Management Service Optional Annuity Program

Chapter:

PARTICIPATION

Overview

RULE:

60V-1.007

Approved Forms

PURPOSE:

The purpose of this proposed rule amendment is the deletion of one Division form, the adoption of one new Division form and the adoption by reference of two State Board of Administration forms.

SUMMARY:

The deleted Division Form:
SMS-1 is no longer an agency maintained form. Responsibility for this form is now maintained by the State Board of Administration as provided in Section 121.4501, F.S.
The new Division Form:
OAP-ETF was created as a supplementary statement for distributions, creating a Division record of termination and ensuring participant meets the definition of termination as provided in Section 121.021(39), F.S.
The Two State Board of Administration Forms Adopted by Reference:
SMS-1 was previously a Division maintained form and was deleted as a Division form and herein is incorporated by reference within this Rule Chapter as State Board of Administration Enrollment and Election Forms for the Florida Retirement System as described in Section 121.4501, F.S.
SMS-4 is a Board of Administration Enrollment and Election Forms for the Florida Retirement System as described in Section 121.4501, F.S., for the purposes of implementing Chapter 2005-205 of the Laws of Florida.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

121.031 FS.

LAW:

1.01, 112.215, 112.361, 112.363, 120.55, 121.011, 121.015, 121.021, 121.031(2), 121.051, 121.0515, 121.081, 121.091, 121.111, 121.1115, 121.1122, 121.121, 121.125, 121.4501, 121.591, 122.08, 122.09, 215.28, 238.05, 238.06, 238.07, 689.21, 1012.01 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

6/8/2007 Vol. 33/23

COMMENTS:

From 6/8/2007 To 6/29/2007 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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