Legislature(1995 - 1996)
03/19/1996 03:38 PM Senate STA
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SB 304 ELIGIBILITY FOR LONGEVITY BONUS
Number 025
CHAIRMAN SHARP brought up SB 304 as the first order of business
before the Senate State Affairs Committee. He stated that SB 304
is a committee bill that incorporates a section that was in SB 217.
That section received unanimous support from senior citizens. It
would establish that a cumulative total absence of 180 days from
the state would result in ineligibility to receive longevity
bonuses. That would pretty closely match current requirements for
the permanent fund dividend.
Number 065
SENATOR DONLEY asked if SB 304 would result in a dual system.
Would seniors lose for months they were out, and then if they were
gone for more than 180 days, they would be permanently ineligible?
CHAIRMAN SHARP responded that is correct. If they are gone for
more than 180 days in a twelve-month period, they would be
ineligible. He asked if anyone wished to testify on the
legislation. Hearing none, the chairman stated SB 304 will have a
hearing in the Finance Committee, and asked the pleasure of the
committee.
Number 095
SENATOR LEMAN made a motion to discharge SB 304 and accompanying
fiscal note from the Senate State Affairs Committee with individual
recommendations.
CHAIRMAN SHARP, hearing no objection, stated SB 304 was discharged
from the Senate State Affairs Committee.
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