HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(9) IN THE YEAR OF HIS RETIREMENT, CREDIT OF UP TO 10
YEARS MAY BE RECEIVED BY A MEMBER TOWARDS ELIGIBILITY FOR
BENEFITS PROVIDED UNDER § 117 OF THIS SUBTITLE, IF THE
MEMBER FILES CLAIM FOR IT WITH THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND
PAYS INTO THIS PENSION SYSTEM AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE
RESERVES REQUIRED TO FUND THE ADDITIONAL ALLOWANCE, WHICH
MAY BE PAID ON AN INSTALLMENT BASIS BY CONTRIBUTING NOT LESS
THAN 2 PERCENT OF COMPENSATION PER YEAR WITH THE APPROPRIATE
FINAL ADJUSTMENTS BEING MADE IN THE YEAR IN WHICH THE MEMBER
RETIRES, FOR PREVIOUS SERVICE TIME:

(A)   WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF LEGISLATIVE
REFERENCE;

(B)   WITH THE STATE LAW DEPARTMENT;

(C)   WITH THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OR THE
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AS A SECRETARY;

(D)   WITH THE COMMISSION TO REVISE THE ANNOTATED
CODE OR ANY SUCCESSOR AGENCY;

(E)   WITH THE DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
WHILE UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL;

(F)   WITH THE MARYLAND TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
AS THE OPERATOR OF RADIOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT UNDER THE
SUPERVISION OF THE MARYLAND HEALTH DEPARTMENT;

(G)   WITH A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION IN MARYLAND;

(H) WITH AN OUT-OF-STATE SCHOOL AS A TEACHER;

(I) WITH THE MARYLAND STATE POLICE IF HE IS NOT
ELIGIBLE FOR VESTING IN THE MARYLAND STATE POLICE RETIREMENT
SYSTEM;

(J) WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; OR

(K) WITH AN OUT-OF-STATE MUNICIPALITY.

116. MARYLAND EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT REVIEW BOARD.

THE MARYLAND EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT REVIEW BOARD SHALL
DETERMINE ALL RETIREMENT CASES BROUGHT BEFORE IT BY A MEMBER
OR THE HEAD OF HIS DEPARTMENT UNDER § 117(1)(B) OF THIS
SUBTITLE. SUBJECT TO THAT SECTION, THE BOARD MAY:

(1)   RETIRE THE EMPLOYEE;

(2)   PERMIT HIM TO CONTINUE IN EMPLOYMENT;

(3)   RECOMMEND THAT HE BE TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER
POSITION IN THE STATE SERVICE; OR

(4)   RECOMMEND THAT HE BE PLACED ON A PART-TIME
EMPLOYMENT BASIS.