Generally revise laws related to the administration of MPERA

Legislators must now make a one-time, irrevocable election to decline further participation in their nonlegislative retirement system while serving, preventing duplicate credit for the same service.

Disability retirement benefits can no longer convert to normal retirement benefits simply upon reaching the normal retirement age.

Interest will now be assessed on payroll reporting errors that require retroactive contributions to fix.

The definition of 'compensation' has been revised to exclude certain bonuses in specific systems like the Judges' and Highway Patrol retirement systems.

Legislators who continue participating in their retirement system must file an irrevocable written election within 90 days of taking office.

Clarified that termination of service is necessary before retirement from the Game Wardens and Peace Officers' Retirement System.

The bill number was updated from HB0062.2 to HB0062.3; no changes were made to the actual legal text, scope, or requirements.

The bill identifier was changed from 'HB 62.1' to 'HB0062.2', and decorative separator lines were removed from the header.

The bill identifier was changed from HB0062.2 to HB 62.1, likely reflecting a renumbering or version update in the legislative process.

Removed decorative separator lines (****) that appeared at the top of the document.

Updated the bill number from 'HB 62.1' to 'HB0062.2' to reflect the current version of the legislation.

Adjusted the header layout to include a version indicator ('- 2025') and reorganized the text alignment.

The bill number was changed from HB0062.2 to HB 62.1 to indicate a new version of the legislation.

The year was updated from 2024 to 2025 to match the current legislative session.

The bill identifier was updated from 'HB 62.1' to 'HB0062.2', and the header formatting was modified to include a hyphenated year format (' - 2025') instead of a standalone year.

The name of the bill's sponsor was updated from J. Dooling to J. Darling.

The bill number was changed from LC0267 to HB 62, and the sponsor was listed as J. Dooling.

Header text was updated to reflect the new bill number HB 62 instead of LC0267.