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SB168 - House Substitute for SB 168 by Committee on Pensions and Benefits – Providing certain provisions relating to working after retirement; death and disability contributions moratorium; KPERS act of 2015; Kansas deferred retirement option program act; Kansas public employees deferred compensation act.
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HB2095 - Issuing $1.5 billion of pension obligation bonds to finance a portion of the unfunded actuarial liability of KPERS.
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HB2250 - KPERS retirant cost of living increase.
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HB2253 - Providing working after retirement provisions for certain retirants and extending current sunset for teachers.
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HB2288 - Enacting the Kansas deferred retirement option program act.
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HB2360 - Increasing the membership of the KPERS board of trustees from nine to 11 members.
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HB2488 - Allowing retirants who retire from two plans under KPERS to receive an additional lump-sum death benefit.
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HB2489 - Providing a moratorium on KPERS death and disability contributions for a portion of FY 2016 and FY 2017, and applying accidental death benefits and annuity interest rates for members under the KPERS act of 2015.
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HB2541 - Sharing of account information, tax treatment and local governmental unit plan option under Kansas public employees deferred compensation act.
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HB2542 - Providing post-retirement benefit increase (COLA) for certain retirants of KPERS.
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HB2653 - Striking sunset to KPERS school working after retirement exception and extending certain working after retirement exceptions upon submission of an assurance protocol and allowing retirants to return to work for a different participating employer when such employer pays a 30% contribution rate.
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HB2654 - Exempting certain licensed health care professionals from KPERS working after retirement earnings limitation.
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HB2656 - Providing a working after retirement exception for KPERS school members who retire at age 62 or later.
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