Montana § 19-6-410 - State Contribution For Supplemental Benefits -- Statutory Appropriation
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§ 19-6-410. State Contribution For Supplemental Benefits -- Statutory Appropriation
(Temporary) State contribution for supplemental benefits -- statutory appropriation. The state shall annually contribute to the pension trust fund the lump-sum amount determined by the board as required to pay benefits under 19-6-709 . The amount must be calculated based upon the number of individuals eligible as provided in 19-6-709 (1) through (3) and based upon the amount of benefit for the eligible individuals as provided in 19-6-709 (4)(a) through (4)(c). The amount is statutorily appropriated, as provided in 17-7-502 , from the general fund to the pension trust fund. (Terminates contingent upon death of last eligible recipient--sec. 14, Ch. 464, L. 2005.)
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