New Jersey § 53:6-29

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 53:6-29, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 53:6-29.

The employees of the Mid-Atlantic State Police Administrators' Conference may, upon

the concluding of an agreement for coverage with the State Police Retirement System,

be eligible for and covered by such system. Any such agreement shall provide, as nearly as may be, for the same ratio of employee

contribution to total contribution as pertains for members of the State Police Retirement

System generally. The State Police Retirement System shall not conclude a retirement agreement pursuant

to Article III, subsection 3.8, of the compact if the Mid-Atlantic State Police Administrators'

Conference has in force a retirement agreement with any other party State.

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