HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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to receive service credit for the same period under any
other provision of this article, or who is not receiving
retirement benefits from any political subdivision or
municipal corporation of this State, shall be entitled in
the year in which he retires to credit for previous service
rendered by him to the municipal corporation upon the
payment by him or the municipal corporation or a combination
of both of an amount equal to the reserves required to fund
the previous service.]

(12) IN THE YEAR THAT A MEMBER RETIRES, THE MEMBER IS
ENTITLED TO CREDIT FOR ANY PREVIOUS SERVICE RENDERED BY THE
MEMBER AS A FULL-TIME PAID EMPLOYEE OF A MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION OF THIS STATE IF:

(A)  THE EMPLOYEE IS NOT ENTITLED TO RECEIVE
SERVICE CREDIT FOR THE SAME PERIOD UNDER ANY OTHER PROVISION
OF THIS ARTICLE;

(B)  THE EMPLOYEE IS NOT RECEIVING RETIREMENT
BENEFITS FROM ANY POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION OF THIS STATE; AND

(C)  THE EMPLOYEE, THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, OR
BOTH, PAY AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE RESERVES REQUIRED TO FUND
THE PREVIOUS SERVICE.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1982.

Approved June 1, 1982.

CHAPTER 625

(House Bill 503)

AN ACT concerning

Merit System - Employee Layoffs

FOR the purpose of requiring the Secretary of Personnel to
establish certain procedures governing the layoff and
reinstatement of classified and unclassified State
employees; altering certain procedures; providing for
certain exceptions; and generally relating to State
employee layoffs.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,

Article 64A - Merit System
Section 35