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Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 606.024. Plan for Coverage

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) To obtain social security coverage for its employees, a political subdivision must submit a plan for approval by the retirement system.

(b) The retirement system shall approve a plan if the retirement system finds that the plan:

(1) conforms to the retirement system's rules;

(2) conforms to federal law and agreements made between the federal government and the states;

(3) specifies the source of funds from which payments will be made and guarantees that this source will be adequate;

(4) provides methods for proper and efficient administration by the political subdivision that are found by the retirement system to be necessary;

(5) provides that the political subdivision will:

(A) report information at a time and in a form required by the retirement system; and

(B) comply with requirements of the retirement system or federal authorities for the receipt, correctness, and verification of reports; and

(6) specifies the personnel of the political subdivision who are responsible for making assessments, collections, and reports.

(c) The retirement system may not refuse to approve a submitted plan unless the retirement system gives the submitting political subdivision reasonable notice and an opportunity for a hearing.

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