HB 139 - Employees' Ret; disability; terminated employee
Georgia House of Representatives - 1995/1996 Sessions
HB 139 - Employees' Ret; disability; terminated employee
Page Numbers - 1
1. Cummings 27th 2. McBee 88th 3. Shanahan 10th
House Comm: Ret / Senate Comm: Ret /
House Vote: Yeas 94 Nays 1 Senate Vote: Yeas 51 Nays 0
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House Action Senate
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1/11/95 Read 1st Time 2/9/95
1/12/95 Read 2nd Time 2/17/95
1/26/95 Favorably Reported 2/16/95
Sub Committee Amend/Sub
2/8/95 Read 3rd Time 3/9/95
2/8/95 Passed/Adopted 3/9/95
FS Comm/Floor Amend/Sub
3/23/95 Sent to Governor
4/7/95 Signed by Governor
261 Act/Veto Number
7/1/95 Effective Date
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Code Sections amended: 47-2-123
HB 139 LC 21 3242S
The House Committee on Retirement offers the following
substitute to HB 139:
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
AN ACT
1- 1 To amend Code Section 47-2-123 of the Official Code of
1- 2 Georgia Annotated, relating to allowances payable upon
1- 3 death, disability, or involuntary separation under the
1- 4 Employees' Retirement System of Georgia, so as to provide
1- 5 that no evidence of a disability shall be considered by the
1- 6 medical board which is not submitted within a certain time;
1- 7 to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.
1- 8 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA:
SECTION 1.
1- 9 Code Section 47-2-123 of the Official Code of Georgia
1-10 Annotated, relating to allowances payable upon death,
1-11 disability, or involuntary separation under the Employees'
1-12 Retirement System of Georgia, is amended by striking in its
1-13 entirety subsection (b) and inserting in lieu thereof the
1-14 following:
1-15 "(b) Any member in service who has at least 15 years of
1-16 creditable service may be retired on a disability
1-17 allowance by the board of trustees, upon written
1-18 application to the board of trustees by the member or his
1-19 employer and upon certification by the medical board that
1-20 he is medically or physically incapable of further
1-21 performance of his duties in the position he held at the
1-22 time his disability originated, that incapacity is likely
1-23 to be permanent, and that he should be retired; provided,
1-24 however, that the medical board shall not consider any
1-25 evidence of such disability which is not submitted within
1-26 12 months after the date the member submits his or her
1-27 first application for a disability retirement. The board
1-28 of trustees may retire such member not less than 30 days
1-29 nor more than 90 days after execution and filing of the
1-30 written application."
SECTION 2.
1-31 All laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act are
1-32 repealed.
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