An Act relative to retirement board membership
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, S.1855, addresses the membership of the Massachusetts Retirement Board. It aims to establish a process for appointing members to the board, potentially increasing transparency and accountability in the selection of individuals serving on this important public body. The bill seeks to clarify the criteria and procedures used to appoint board members, ensuring a more structured and equitable selection process. It also appears to be related to ongoing efforts to study retirement board operations.
Key provisions
- Establishes a process for appointing members to the Massachusetts Retirement Board.
- Specifies criteria for consideration when appointing board members.
- Potentially increases transparency in the appointment process.
- Related to a study order (S2786) concerning retirement board operations.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts Retirement Board members
- Individuals seeking appointment to the Retirement Board
- The public (through increased transparency)
- State government
Notable changes
- The bill introduces a formalized process for appointing members to the Retirement Board, which may differ from existing practices.
- It links to a broader study order (S2786) examining the board's operations.
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