Public retirement.
- Declares the Legislature's intent to develop future laws regarding public retirement systems.
- Requires only a majority vote for passage with no immediate fiscal impact.
- Maintains existing protections for public retirement system solvency.
Assembly Member Chen's proposal on public retirement systems signals the California Legislature's forthcoming engagement with retirement policy, though the measure contains no immediate policy changes. The bill serves as a formal declaration of legislative intent to develop future measures addressing public retirement systems.
The proposal references existing statutory language that prioritizes the solvency of public retirement systems and funds. While maintaining this established framework, the bill indicates that additional legislation will be developed to address retirement-related matters, though specific policy directions remain undefined at this stage.
This type of intent bill typically precedes more detailed policy proposals, allowing legislators to formally signal upcoming work on particular issues while detailed provisions are still being developed. The measure requires a simple majority vote for passage and involves no appropriations or fiscal implications in its current form.
This bill was recently introduced. Email the authors to let them know what you think about it.
Introduced By
Latest Voting History
 Phillip ChenR Assembly Member | Bill Author |  Not Contacted |
- Declares the Legislature's intent to develop future laws regarding public retirement systems.
- Requires only a majority vote for passage with no immediate fiscal impact.
- Maintains existing protections for public retirement system solvency.
This bill was recently introduced. Email the authors to let them know what you think about it.
Introduced By
Assembly Member Chen's proposal on public retirement systems signals the California Legislature's forthcoming engagement with retirement policy, though the measure contains no immediate policy changes. The bill serves as a formal declaration of legislative intent to develop future measures addressing public retirement systems.
The proposal references existing statutory language that prioritizes the solvency of public retirement systems and funds. While maintaining this established framework, the bill indicates that additional legislation will be developed to address retirement-related matters, though specific policy directions remain undefined at this stage.
This type of intent bill typically precedes more detailed policy proposals, allowing legislators to formally signal upcoming work on particular issues while detailed provisions are still being developed. The measure requires a simple majority vote for passage and involves no appropriations or fiscal implications in its current form.
Latest Voting History
Phillip ChenR Assembly Member | Bill Author | Not Contacted |