An Act relative to post-retirement earnings
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, sponsored by representatives and senators from Braintree, Massachusetts, addresses post-retirement earnings for certain police officers. Specifically, it seeks to examine and potentially regulate how police officers in Braintree can earn income after they retire from their positions. The bill directs the Public Service committee to study this issue and report its findings. It’s related to a previous, similar bill focused on post-retirement earnings.
Key provisions
- Directs the Public Service committee to study post-retirement earnings for Braintree police officers.
- The study will examine current practices and potential regulations.
- The study will be conducted under House Rule 27.
- The study is linked to a previous bill (H5312) concerning a similar topic.
- The bill requires a hearing on September 17, 2025.
- The bill was referred to the Public Service committee.
- The Senate concurred with the bill.
- The bill is related to the retirement of Richard Seibert, a Braintree police officer.
Who is affected
- Braintree Police Officers
- The Massachusetts Public Service Committee
- The General Court of Massachusetts
Notable changes
- The bill initiates a study of post-retirement earnings for a specific group of police officers.
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