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§ 24-7-1603. Provisions of subchapter controlling

(a) (1) This subchapter controls any inconsistent provision of any other law regarding the enrollment and coverage of an employee of a PSHE employer in either the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System retirement plan or an alternative retirement plan that is offered by a PSHE employer. (2) This subchapter is enacted to supersede and specifically control […]

§ 24-7-1606. Concurrent participation and certain salary credit prohibited

(a) A benefits-eligible employee shall not participate in an alternate retirement plan and continue to accrue service credit with the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System. (b) If a benefits-eligible employee is first employed by a nonmandatory employer or PSHE employer after July 1, 2011, and is concurrently employed by another retirement system employer, all separate days […]

§ 24-7-1313. Limitation on benefit enhancement — Acts 1997, No. 953

(a) A benefit enhancement provided for by § 24-7-1306 shall not be implemented if it would cause the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System’s unfunded actuarial accrued liabilities to exceed an eighteen-year amortization. (b) A benefit enhancement provided for by § 24-7-1306 shall not be implemented by the system until the unfunded actuarial accrued liability is reduced […]

§ 24-7-1315. Duty of board of trustees

The Board of Trustees of the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System shall present to the Joint Committee on Public Retirement and Social Security Programs information concerning the statutory authority and actuarial appropriateness of proposed board actions to establish or revise a multiplier, any benefit, or a provision of a deferred retirement option plan.

§ 24-7-1501. Title

This subchapter shall be known and may be cited as the “Retirants’ Ad Hoc Increase Act”.

§ 24-7-1502. Benefit generally

(a) (1) The annual benefit payable to eligible retirees, survivors, and beneficiaries of retirants of the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System shall be subject to a one-time ad hoc increase based on the retirant’s years of credited service that is grouped within descending decades as calculated by subtracting the total years of credited service from the […]