Vermont § 1309 - Reports; solvency of Trust Fund
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§ 1309. Reports; solvency of Trust Fund
- (a)(1) On or before January 31 of each year, the Commissioner shall submit to the Governor
and the Chairs of the Senate Committees on Economic Development, Housing and General
Affairs and on Finance and the House Committees on Commerce and Economic Development
and on Ways and Means a report covering the administration and operation of this chapter
during the preceding calendar year. (2) The report shall include: (A) a balance sheet of the monies in the Fund and data as to probable reserve requirements
based upon accepted actuarial principles, with respect to business activity, and other
relevant factors for the longest available period; (B) recommendations for amendments of this chapter as the Board considers proper; and (C) an accounting of the amount of supplemental benefits paid to claimants pursuant to
subdivision 1338(e)(2) of this chapter.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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