An Act relative to regional planning agencies
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to clarify the role of regional planning agencies (RPAs) within the Massachusetts state retirement system. Specifically, it aims to ensure that RPAs are properly classified as members of the system, aligning with existing regulations for other state entities. The bill addresses potential inconsistencies in how RPAs are treated within the retirement system and seeks to establish clear membership guidelines. It is intended to ensure consistent and accurate reporting of RPAs within the state’s retirement system.
Key provisions
- Requires RPAs to be formally classified as members of the state retirement system.
- Addresses potential discrepancies in the classification of RPAs.
- Seeks to standardize reporting requirements for RPAs within the system.
- Clarifies the obligations of RPAs related to retirement contributions and benefits.
Who is affected
- Regional Planning Agencies (RPAs)
- Massachusetts State Retirement System
- Local Governments (through RPAs)
- State Employees (potentially, through RPA benefits)
Notable changes
- Potentially clarifies the legal status of RPAs within the state retirement system.
- May require RPAs to adjust their administrative practices to comply with new guidelines.
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Sponsors
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10 on record
Primary sponsor
Kathleen R. LaNatra
Cosponsors
James Arciero
Kathleen R. LaNatra
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