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11 Representative(s) Attkisson offered the following:
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17 Section 1. Short title.--This act may be cited as the
18 "Officer Malcolm Thompson Act."
19 Section 2. It is declared by the Legislature that
20 firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and
21 police officers, as defined in this act, perform state and
22 municipal functions; that it is their duty to protect life and
23 property at their own risk and peril; that it is their duty to
24 continuously instruct school personnel, public officials, and
25 private citizens about safety; and that their activities are
26 vital to the public safety. Therefore, the Legislature
27 declares that it is a proper and legitimate state purpose to
28 provide a uniform retirement system for the benefit of
29 firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and
30 police officers as defined in this act and intends, in
31 implementing the provisions of Section 14, Article X of the
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1 State Constitution as they relate to municipal and special
2 district pension trust fund systems and plans, that such
3 retirement systems or plans be managed, administered,
4 operated, and funded in such manner as to maximize the
5 protection of pension trust funds. Pursuant to Section 18,
6 Article VII of the State Constitution, the Legislature hereby
7 determines and declares that the provisions of this act
8 fulfill an important state interest.
9 Section 3. Paragraph (b) of subsection (4) and
10 paragraph (b) of subsection (9) of section 121.091, Florida
11 Statutes, are amended to read:
12 121.091 Benefits payable under the system.--Benefits
13 may not be paid under this section unless the member has
14 terminated employment as provided in s. 121.021(39)(a) or
15 begun participation in the Deferred Retirement Option Program
16 as provided in subsection (13), and a proper application has
17 been filed in the manner prescribed by the department. The
18 department may cancel an application for retirement benefits
19 when the member or beneficiary fails to timely provide the
20 information and documents required by this chapter and the
21 department's rules. The department shall adopt rules
22 establishing procedures for application for retirement
23 benefits and for the cancellation of such application when the
24 required information or documents are not received.
25 (4) DISABILITY RETIREMENT BENEFIT.--
26 (b) Total and permanent disability.--A member shall be
27 considered totally and permanently disabled if, in the opinion
28 of the administrator, he or she is prevented, by reason of a
29 medically determinable physical or mental impairment, from
30 rendering useful and efficient service as an officer or
31 employee. A Special Risk Class member who is an officer as
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1 defined in s. 943.10(1), (2), or (3); a firefighter as defined
2 in s. 633.30(1); an emergency medical technician as defined in
3 s. 401.23(11); or a paramedic as defined in s. 401.23(17) who
4 is catastrophically injured as defined in s. 440.02(37) in the
5 line of duty as a result of a felonious act of another shall
6 be considered totally and permanently disabled and unable to
7 render useful and efficient service as an officer, unless the
8 administrator can provide documented competent medical
9 evidence that the officer is able to render useful and
10 efficient service as an officer.
11 (9) EMPLOYMENT AFTER RETIREMENT; LIMITATION.--
12 (b)1. Any person who is retired under this chapter,
13 except under the disability retirement provisions of
14 subsection (4), may be reemployed by any private or public
15 employer after retirement and receive retirement benefits and
16 compensation from his or her employer without any limitations,
17 except that a person may not receive both a salary from
18 reemployment with any agency participating in the Florida
19 Retirement System and retirement benefits under this chapter
20 for a period of 12 months immediately subsequent to the date
21 of retirement. However, a DROP participant shall continue
22 employment and receive a salary during the period of
23 participation in the Deferred Retirement Option Program, as
24 provided in subsection (13).
25 2. Any person to whom the limitation in subparagraph
26 1. applies who violates such reemployment limitation and who
27 is reemployed with any agency participating in the Florida
28 Retirement System before completion of the 12-month limitation
29 period shall give timely notice of this fact in writing to the
30 employer and to the division and shall have his or her
31 retirement benefits suspended for the balance of the 12-month
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1 limitation period. Any person employed in violation of this
2 paragraph and any employing agency which knowingly employs or
3 appoints such person without notifying the Division of
4 Retirement to suspend retirement benefits shall be jointly and
5 severally liable for reimbursement to the retirement trust
6 fund of any benefits paid during the reemployment limitation
7 period. To avoid liability, such employing agency shall have
8 a written statement from the retiree that he or she is not
9 retired from a state-administered retirement system. Any
10 retirement benefits received while reemployed during this
11 reemployment limitation period shall be repaid to the
12 retirement trust fund, and retirement benefits shall remain
13 suspended until such repayment has been made. Benefits
14 suspended beyond the reemployment limitation shall apply
15 toward repayment of benefits received in violation of the
16 reemployment limitation.
17 3. A district school board may reemploy a retired
18 member as a substitute or hourly teacher, education
19 paraprofessional, transportation assistant, bus driver, or
20 food service worker on a noncontractual basis after he or she
21 has been retired for 1 calendar month, in accordance with s.
22 121.021(39). Any retired member who is reemployed within 1
23 calendar month after retirement shall void his or her
24 application for retirement benefits. District school boards
25 reemploying such teachers, education paraprofessionals,
26 transportation assistants, bus drivers, or food service
27 workers are subject to the retirement contribution required by
28 subparagraph 8. 7. Reemployment of a retired member as a
29 substitute or hourly teacher, education paraprofessional,
30 transportation assistant, bus driver, or food service worker
31 is limited to 780 hours during the first 12 months of his or
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1 her retirement. Any retired member reemployed for more than
2 780 hours during his or her first 12 months of retirement
3 shall give timely notice in writing to the employer and to the
4 division of the date he or she will exceed the limitation.
5 The division shall suspend his or her retirement benefits for
6 the remainder of the first 12 months of retirement. Any
7 person employed in violation of this subparagraph and any
8 employing agency which knowingly employs or appoints such
9 person without notifying the Division of Retirement to suspend
10 retirement benefits shall be jointly and severally liable for
11 reimbursement to the retirement trust fund of any benefits
12 paid during the reemployment limitation period. To avoid
13 liability, such employing agency shall have a written
14 statement from the retiree that he or she is not retired from
15 a state-administered retirement system. Any retirement
16 benefits received by a retired member while reemployed in
17 excess of 780 hours during the first 12 months of retirement
18 shall be repaid to the Retirement System Trust Fund, and his
19 or her retirement benefits shall remain suspended until
20 repayment is made. Benefits suspended beyond the end of the
21 retired member's first 12 months of retirement shall apply
22 toward repayment of benefits received in violation of the
23 780-hour reemployment limitation.
24 4. A community college board of trustees may reemploy
25 a retired member as an adjunct instructor, that is, an
26 instructor who is noncontractual and part-time, or as a
27 participant in a phased retirement program within the Florida
28 Community College System, after he or she has been retired for
29 1 calendar month, in accordance with s. 121.021(39). Any
30 retired member who is reemployed within 1 calendar month after
31 retirement shall void his or her application for retirement
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1 benefits. Boards of trustees reemploying such instructors are
2 subject to the retirement contribution required in
3 subparagraph 8. 7. A retired member may be reemployed as an
4 adjunct instructor for no more than 780 hours during the first
5 12 months of retirement. Any retired member reemployed for
6 more than 780 hours during the first 12 months of retirement
7 shall give timely notice in writing to the employer and to the
8 division of the date he or she will exceed the limitation.
9 The division shall suspend his or her retirement benefits for
10 the remainder of the first 12 months of retirement. Any
11 person employed in violation of this subparagraph and any
12 employing agency which knowingly employs or appoints such
13 person without notifying the Division of Retirement to suspend
14 retirement benefits shall be jointly and severally liable for
15 reimbursement to the retirement trust fund of any benefits
16 paid during the reemployment limitation period. To avoid
17 liability, such employing agency shall have a written
18 statement from the retiree that he or she is not retired from
19 a state-administered retirement system. Any retirement
20 benefits received by a retired member while reemployed in
21 excess of 780 hours during the first 12 months of retirement
22 shall be repaid to the Retirement System Trust Fund, and
23 retirement benefits shall remain suspended until repayment is
24 made. Benefits suspended beyond the end of the retired
25 member's first 12 months of retirement shall apply toward
26 repayment of benefits received in violation of the 780-hour
27 reemployment limitation.
28 5. The State University System may reemploy a retired
29 member as an adjunct faculty member or as a participant in a
30 phased retirement program within the State University System
31 after the retired member has been retired for 1 calendar
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1 month, in accordance with s. 121.021(39). Any retired member
2 who is reemployed within 1 calendar month after retirement
3 shall void his or her application for retirement benefits.
4 The State University System is subject to the retired
5 contribution required in subparagraph 8. 7., as appropriate. A
6 retired member may be reemployed as an adjunct faculty member
7 or a participant in a phased retirement program for no more
8 than 780 hours during the first 12 months of his or her
9 retirement. Any retired member reemployed for more than 780
10 hours during the first 12 months of retirement shall give
11 timely notice in writing to the employer and to the division
12 of the date he or she will exceed the limitation. The
13 division shall suspend his or her retirement benefits for the
14 remainder of the first 12 months of retirement. Any person
15 employed in violation of this subparagraph and any employing
16 agency which knowingly employs or appoints such person without
17 notifying the Division of Retirement to suspend retirement
18 benefits shall be jointly and severally liable for
19 reimbursement to the retirement trust fund of any benefits
20 paid during the reemployment limitation period. To avoid
21 liability, such employing agency shall have a written
22 statement from the retiree that he or she is not retired from
23 a state-administered retirement system. Any retirement
24 benefits received by a retired member while reemployed in
25 excess of 780 hours during the first 12 months of retirement
26 shall be repaid to the Retirement System Trust Fund, and
27 retirement benefits shall remain suspended until repayment is
28 made. Benefits suspended beyond the end of the retired
29 member's first 12 months of retirement shall apply toward
30 repayment of benefits received in violation of the 780-hour
31 reemployment limitation.
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1 6. The Board of Trustees of the Florida School for the
2 Deaf and the Blind may reemploy a retired member as a
3 substitute teacher, substitute residential instructor, or
4 substitute nurse on a noncontractual basis after he or she has
5 been retired for 1 calendar month, in accordance with s.
6 121.021(39). Any retired member who is reemployed within 1
7 calendar month after retirement shall void his or her
8 application for retirement benefits. The Board of Trustees of
9 the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind reemploying such
10 teachers, residential instructors, or nurses is subject to the
11 retirement contribution required by subparagraph 8. 7.
12 Reemployment of a retired member as a substitute teacher,
13 substitute residential instructor, or substitute nurse is
14 limited to 780 hours during the first 12 months of his or her
15 retirement. Any retired member reemployed for more than 780
16 hours during the first 12 months of retirement shall give
17 timely notice in writing to the employer and to the division
18 of the date he or she will exceed the limitation. The division
19 shall suspend his or her retirement benefits for the remainder
20 of the first 12 months of retirement. Any person employed in
21 violation of this subparagraph and any employing agency which
22 knowingly employs or appoints such person without notifying
23 the Division of Retirement to suspend retirement benefits
24 shall be jointly and severally liable for reimbursement to the
25 retirement trust fund of any benefits paid during the
26 reemployment limitation period. To avoid liability, such
27 employing agency shall have a written statement from the
28 retiree that he or she is not retired from a
29 state-administered retirement system. Any retirement benefits
30 received by a retired member while reemployed in excess of 780
31 hours during the first 12 months of retirement shall be repaid
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1 to the Retirement System Trust Fund, and his or her retirement
2 benefits shall remain suspended until payment is made.
3 Benefits suspended beyond the end of the retired member's
4 first 12 months of retirement shall apply toward repayment of
5 benefits received in violation of the 780-hour reemployment
6 limitation.
7 7. A sheriff may reemploy a retired member as a deputy
8 sheriff after the retired member has been retired for 1
9 calendar month, in accordance with s. 121.021(39). Any retired
10 member who is reemployed within 1 calendar month after
11 retirement shall void his or her application for retirement
12 benefits. Sheriffs reemploying such deputy sheriffs are
13 subject to the retirement contribution required in
14 subparagraph 8. Reemployment of a retired deputy sheriff is
15 limited to no more than 780 hours during the first 12 months
16 of his or her retirement. Any retired member reemployed for
17 more than 780 hours during the first 12 months of retirement
18 shall give timely notice in writing to the employer and to the
19 division of the date he or she will exceed the limitation. The
20 division shall suspend his or her retirement benefits for the
21 remainder of the first 12 months of retirement. Any person
22 employed in violation of this subparagraph and any employing
23 agency that knowingly employs or appoints such person without
24 notifying the Division of Retirement to suspend retirement
25 benefits shall be jointly and severally liable for
26 reimbursement to the retirement trust fund of any benefits
27 paid during the reemployment limitation period. To avoid
28 liability, such employing agency must have a written statement
29 from the retiree that he or she is not retired from a
30 state-administered retirement system. Any retirement benefits
31 received by a retired member while reemployed in excess of 780
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1 hours during the first 12 months of retirement shall be repaid
2 to the Retirement System Trust Fund, and retirement benefits
3 shall remain suspended until repayment is made. Benefits
4 suspended beyond the end of the retired member's first 12
5 months of retirement shall apply toward repayment of benefits
6 received in violation of the 780-hour reemployment limitation.
7 8.7. The employment by an employer of any retiree or
8 DROP participant of any state-administered retirement system
9 shall have no effect on the average final compensation or
10 years of creditable service of the retiree or DROP
11 participant. Prior to July 1, 1991, upon employment of any
12 person, other than an elected officer as provided in s.
13 121.053, who has been retired under any state-administered
14 retirement program, the employer shall pay retirement
15 contributions in an amount equal to the unfunded actuarial
16 liability portion of the employer contribution which would be
17 required for regular members of the Florida Retirement System.
18 Effective July 1, 1991, contributions shall be made as
19 provided in s. 121.122 for retirees with renewed membership or
20 subsection (13) with respect to DROP participants.
21 9.8. Any person who has previously retired and who is
22 holding an elective public office or an appointment to an
23 elective public office eligible for the Elected Officers'
24 Class on or after July 1, 1990, shall be enrolled in the
25 Florida Retirement System as provided in s. 121.053(1)(b) or,
26 if holding an elective public office that does not qualify for
27 the Elected Officers' Class on or after July 1, 1991, shall be
28 enrolled in the Florida Retirement System as provided in s.
29 121.122, and shall continue to receive retirement benefits as
30 well as compensation for the elected officer's service for as
31 long as he or she remains in elective office. However, any
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1 retired member who served in an elective office prior to July
2 1, 1990, suspended his or her retirement benefit, and had his
3 or her Florida Retirement System membership reinstated shall,
4 upon retirement from such office, have his or her retirement
5 benefit recalculated to include the additional service and
6 compensation earned.
7 10.9. Any person who is holding an elective public
8 office which is covered by the Florida Retirement System and
9 who is concurrently employed in nonelected covered employment
10 may elect to retire while continuing employment in the
11 elective public office, provided that he or she shall be
12 required to terminate his or her nonelected covered
13 employment. Any person who exercises this election shall
14 receive his or her retirement benefits in addition to the
15 compensation of the elective office without regard to the time
16 limitations otherwise provided in this subsection. No person
17 who seeks to exercise the provisions of this subparagraph, as
18 the same existed prior to May 3, 1984, shall be deemed to be
19 retired under those provisions, unless such person is eligible
20 to retire under the provisions of this subparagraph, as
21 amended by chapter 84-11, Laws of Florida.
22 11.10. The limitations of this paragraph apply to
23 reemployment in any capacity with an "employer" as defined in
24 s. 121.021(10), irrespective of the category of funds from
25 which the person is compensated.
26 12. An employing agency may reemploy a retired member
27 as a firefighter or paramedic after the retired member has
28 been retired for 1 calendar month, in accordance with s.
29 121.021(39). Any retired member who is reemployed within 1
30 calendar month after retirement shall void his or her
31 application for retirement benefits. Employing agencies
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1 reemploying such firefighters or paramedics are subject to the
2 retirement contribution required in subparagraph 8.
3 Reemployment of a retired firefighter or paramedic is limited
4 to no more than 780 hours during the first 12 months of his or
5 her retirement. Any retired member reemployed for more than
6 780 hours during the first 12 months of retirement shall give
7 timely notice in writing to the employer and to the division
8 of the date he or she will exceed the limitation. The division
9 shall suspend his or her retirement benefits for the remainder
10 of the first 12 months of retirement. A person employed in
11 violation of this subparagraph and an employing agency that
12 knowingly employs or appoints such person without notifying
13 the Division of Retirement to suspend retirement benefits
14 shall be jointly and severally liable for reimbursement to the
15 retirement trust fund of any benefits paid during the
16 reemployment limitation period. To avoid liability, such
17 employing agency must have a written statement from the
18 retiree that he or she is not retired from a
19 state-administered retirement system. Any retirement benefits
20 received by a retired member while reemployed in excess of 780
21 hours during the first 12 months of retirement shall be repaid
22 to the Retirement System Trust Fund, and retirement benefits
23 shall remain suspended until repayment is made. Benefits
24 suspended beyond the end of the retired member's first 12
25 months of retirement shall apply toward repayment of benefits
26 received in violation of the 780-hour reemployment limitation.
27 Section 4. Subsection (5) of section 175.191, Florida
28 Statutes, is amended to read:
29 175.191 Disability retirement.--For any municipality,
30 special fire control district, chapter plan, local law
31 municipality, local law special fire control district, or
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1 local law plan under this chapter:
2 (5) The benefit payable to a firefighter who retires
3 from the service of a municipality or special fire control
4 district due to total and permanent disability as a direct
5 result of a disability is the monthly income payable for 10
6 years certain and life for which, if the firefighter's
7 disability occurred in the line of duty, his or her monthly
8 benefit shall be the accrued retirement benefit, but shall not
9 be less than 42 percent of his or her average monthly salary
10 at the time of disability. If after 10 years of service the
11 disability is other than in the line of duty, the
12 firefighter's monthly benefit shall be the accrued normal
13 retirement benefit, but shall not be less than 25 percent of
14 his or her average monthly salary at the time of disability.
15 Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, the monthly
16 retirement benefit payable to a firefighter, emergency medical
17 technician, or paramedic who retires from service due to total
18 and permanent disability as a result of a catastrophic injury
19 as defined in s. 440.02(37) suffered in the line of duty where
20 such injury is a result of a felonious act of another shall be
21 the accrued retirement benefit but shall not be less than 80
22 percent of his or her average monthly salary at the time of
23 disability.
24 Section 5. Subsection (5) of section 185.18, Florida
25 Statutes, is amended to read:
26 185.18 Disability retirement.--For any municipality,
27 chapter plan, local law municipality, or local law plan under
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29 (5) The benefit payable to a police officer who
30 retires from the service of the city with a total and
31 permanent disability as a result of a disability is the
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1 monthly income payable for 10 years certain and life for
2 which, if the police officer's disability occurred in the line
3 of duty, his or her monthly benefit shall be the accrued
4 retirement benefit, but shall not be less than 42 percent of
5 his or her average monthly compensation as of the police
6 officer's disability retirement date. If after 10 years of
7 service the disability is other than in the line of duty, the
8 police officer's monthly benefit shall be the accrued normal
9 retirement benefit, but shall not be less than 25 percent of
10 his or her average monthly compensation as of the police
11 officer's disability retirement date. Notwithstanding any
12 provision to the contrary, the monthly retirement benefit
13 payable to a police officer who retires from service due to
14 total and permanent disability as a result of a catastrophic
15 injury as defined in s. 440.02(37) suffered in the line of
16 duty where such injury is a result of a felonious act of
17 another shall be the accrued retirement benefit but shall not
18 be less than 80 percent of the officer's average monthly
19 compensation as of the officer's disability retirement date.
20 Section 6. Effective July 1, 2002, in order to fund
21 the benefits provided in section 121.091, Florida Statutes, as
22 amended by this act:
23 (1) The contribution rate that applies to the Special
24 Risk Class of the defined benefit program of the Florida
25 Retirement System shall be increased by 0.02 percentage
26 points; and
27 (2) The contribution rate that applies to the Special
28 Risk Administrative Support Class of the defined benefit
29 program of the Florida Retirement System shall be increased by
30 0.14 percentage points.
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1 These increases shall be in addition to all other changes to
2 such contribution rates which may be enacted into law to take
3 effect on that date. The Division of Statutory Revision is
4 directed to adjust accordingly the contribution rates set
5 forth in section 121.071, Florida Statutes.
6 Section 7. Except as otherwise provided in this act,
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16 An act relating to retirement; creating the
17 "Officer Malcolm Thompson Act"; providing
18 legislative intent; amending s. 121.091, F.S.;
19 revising provisions relating to benefits
20 payable for total and permanent disability for
21 certain Special Risk Class members of the
22 Florida Retirement System who are injured in
23 the line of duty; providing for reemployment of
24 retired deputy sheriffs and firefighters or
25 paramedics; amending ss. 175.191, 185.18, F.S.;
26 providing minimum retirement benefits payable
27 to certain Special Risk Class members who are
28 injured in the line of duty and who are totally
29 and permanently disabled due to such injury;
30 providing for contribution rate increases to
31 fund benefits provided in s. 121.091, F.S., as
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