GEORGIA CODE (Last Updated: August 20, 2013) |
Title 47. RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS |
Chapter 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS |
Article 1. IN GENERAL |
§ 47-1-1. Intent of codification and enactment of this title |
§ 47-1-2. Pooling of funds by retirement systems for investment purposes; accounting practices with regard to pooled funds |
§ 47-1-3. Power of a local retirement system to hire an actuary; payment of the administrative costs of a local retirement system; periodic actuarial investigations; annual financial report |
§ 47-1-4. Report of the state auditor on the condition of local retirement systems |
§ 47-1-5. Duty of governing authorities to make and file actuarial investigations and to file financial reports; withholding of state funds for failure to meet this duty |
§ 47-1-6. Effect of World War II armed forces service on retirement benefits; payments to retirement systems for such periods |
§ 47-1-7. Powers of retirement, pension, or emeritus systems or funds with regard to agents employed to act as custodians of assets or investment advisers |
§ 47-1-8. Restrictions on ability of members of the General Assembly to receive pension plan credit for service in the General Assembly |
§ 47-1-9. Crediting of time toward Georgia Legislative Retirement System; restriction on crediting; options for members; refund of contributions; construction of conflicting provisions |
§ 47-1-11. Creditable service not allowed for military service from which discharge was other than honorable |
§ 47-1-12. Investment and reinvestment of assets of local retirement system; valuation and limitation on investments; duties of state auditor |
§ 47-1-13. Maximum compensation used in computing employee and employer contributions |
§ 47-1-13.1. Annual compensation limits in determining benefits or contributions due |
§ 47-1-14. "Retirement system" defined; records exempt from public inspection |
§ 47-1-15. Circumstances when survivors benefits are paid to secondary beneficiary |
§ 47-1-16. Public retirement systems prohibited from having insurable interest in members; prohibition on expending or obligating funds for purchase of life insurance on members; exception |