Tennessee § 8-34-608 - Delegates to state constitutional convention.
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§ 8-34-608. Delegates to state constitutional convention.
Any member who has served as a delegate to a state constitutional convention may claim such service in this system or any superseded system in which such person is a member; provided, that a back payment is made in accordance with § 8-37-214 . Each year of service as a delegate shall be equal to one (1) year of creditable service. Acts 1973, ch. 347, § 6; T.C.A., § 8-3904. Cross-References. Establishment of Group 4 creditable service, § 8-34-622 . Transfer of Group 1 or Group 3 retirement service to Group 4, § 8-34-623 .
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