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Bill
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Sponsor(s)
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Description
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HB
1050
DEAD
(cf SB
5144)
DEAD
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Representatives
Alexander; H. Sommers; Lambert; Doumit;
O'Brien; Haigh; Kenney; Edmonds
Senators Winsley; Long; Honeyford;
Franklin; Carlson; Fraser; Rasmussen |
Establishes
a supplemental actuarially reduced survivor
benefit for qualified law enforcement officers'
and fire fighters' retirement system plan 1
members who choose to actuarially reduce their
benefits. |
HB
1072
DEAD
(cf SB
5191)
DEAD
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Representatives
H. Sommers; Lambert; Doumit; Alexander;
Van Luven; Ogden; Edmonds; Haigh; Kagi; Marine
Senators Fraser; Long; Winsley; Franklin;
Snyder; Honeyford; Carlson; Spanel; Jacobsen;
Parlette |
Declares
that the purpose of this act is to establish
a risk assumption program whereby employers
of plan 1 active and retired members of the
law enforcement officers' and fire fighters'
retirement system voluntarily enter into membership
in a risk pool for the purpose of sharing the
noninsured medical costs of long-term care and
major medical services for retired members of
plan 1. Such long-term care and major medical
services are those required under plan 1 and
approved by city and county disability boards. |
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HB
1371
ALIVE
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Representatives
Morell; O'Brien; Woods; Bush; Cooper;
Haigh; Simpson; Armstrong; Ahern; Lovick; Marine;
Anderson; Pearson; Benson; Keiser; Conway; Hurst;
Santos; Campbell |
Authorizes
participation in health care authority insurance
plans and contracts by surviving spouses and
dependent children of emergency service personnel
killed in the line of duty. |
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HB
1432
DEAD
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Representatives
Cooper; Delvin; O'Brien; Conway; Murray;
Edmonds; Kenney; Campbell; Haigh; Keiser; Simpson;
Wood; Santos; Rockefeller; Kessler |
Extends
death benefits to certain surviving spouses
under the law enforcement officers' and fire
fighters' retirement system. |
HB
1799
DEAD
(cf SB
5777)
ALIVE |
Representatives
Cody; Campbell; Cooper; Lambert; Casada;
Santos; Schual-Berke; Van Luven; Kenney Senators
Prentice; Winsley; Thibaudeau; Deccio;
Rasmussen |
Declares
an intent to provide retirees of local government
employers access to health care benefits. Declares
an intent of this act that local government
employers be allowed the flexibility to design
programs to meet the health care needs of their
retirees and that the local government employer
be able to recover all costs associated with
providing retirees access to health benefits.
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HB
2083
DEAD
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Representatives
Linville; Roach; O'Brien; Cooper; Fromhold;
Dunn; Armstrong; Boldt |
Creates
the Washington state pension board, which may
be known as the pension board, as an independent
governing board to manage all of the public
retirement systems of the state of Washington.
Members shall serve in a trustee capacity and
with fiduciary responsibility in administrating
the assets of the public retirement systems
which are declared a trust. Repeals RCW 41.45.100,
41.45.110, and 41.45.120. |
SB
5232
DEAD
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Senators
Swecker; Roach; Stevens; Zarelli; Hargrove;
Honeyford; T. Sheldon; Rasmussen; Oke; Rossi;
West; Hewitt |
Finds
that the public employees' benefits board has
extended eligibility by authorizing benefits
for same sex domestic partners of state employees.
In order to limit the escalation of health care
costs, and to prevent the further expansion
of benefit eligibility, the legislature intends
by this act to reverse the board's action. Declares
an intent that eligibility for these benefits
be limited to lawful spouses and dependent children
of state employees. Directs the secretary of
state to submit this act to the people for their
adoption and ratification, or rejection, at
the next general election to be held in this
state, in accordance with Article II, section
1 of the state Constitution and the laws adopted
to facilitate its operation |
