GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMPENSATION COMMISSION

(c) is not currently receiving a retirement allowance; and

(3) A retiree.

Item 3B

Former legislators regularly receiving a retirement allowance may participate in
benefit programs available to retired state employees, including health programs,
deferred compensation programs, and credit union services. Former legislators receiving
a retirement allowance who have at least eight (8) years service shall qualify for a state
health program subsidy equal to one sixteenth (1/16) of the full state subsidy for each year
of service. Should additional benefit programs be authorized for retired state employees,
such benefits may be made available to retired legislators with the approval of the
presiding officers. Participation in these programs shall be in the same manner as the
participation of retired state employees.

FURTHER RESOLVED, that all desk orders, journal entries, regulations, rules, or
resolutions, including the Resolutions of this Commission dated January 25, 1971;
January 24, 1974; January 19, 1978; January 7, 1982; December 17, 1985; January 10,
1990; and any other provisions of law in any way inconsistent with the express or implied
language of this Resolution relating to compensation and allowances in any form for
members of the General Assembly of Maryland are hereby repealed.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto subscribed our names on this
twentieth day of January, 1994.

John W. Tieder, Jr., CHAIRMAN

Phyllis B. Brotman, VICE-CHAIR              Marshall M. Meyer

Deborah Ross Chambliss                             Marion H. Phelps

Edwin F. Hale                                             Charles H. Rush

Aris Mardirossian                                        T. Joseph Touhey

(did not sign)

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