Georgia § 383 - Board of Trustees; How Appointed.

§ 383. Board of Trustees; How Appointed.

Each member of the Board of trustees shall be an employee of a participant. The Board of trustees shall consist of a chairperson and six trustees elected by the participants. The Board of trustees shall initially be appointed by the Governor not later than August 1, 1990. Three of the initial trustees shall be appointed for terms of office which shall end on January 1, 1993, and the chairperson and the three other initial trustees shall be appointed for terms of office which shall end on January 1, 1995. Thereafter, each trustee shall be elected to a four-year term and shall continue to serve unless otherwise ineligible under subsection (b) of this Code section. No later than 90 days prior to the end of any member's term of office, the chairperson shall select a nominating committee from among the participants to select candidates for election by the participants for the following term. In the event the chairperson fails to complete his or her term of office, a successor will be elected by the Board of trustees to fill the unexpired term of office. A vacancy in the office of the Board of trustees shall occur for the following reasons: Resignation; Death; Conviction of felony; Employer no longer qualifies as a self-insured participant; Trustee is no longer an employee of the participant. The Board of trustees may remove any trustee from office for: Formal finding of incompetence; Neglect of duty; or Malfeasance in office. The Board of trustees, within 30 days after the office of any elected member becomes vacant, shall elect a successor for the unexpired term. The revision effective July 1, 2010, substituted "any trustee" for "any member" in the introductory language of subsection (c).