Md. Code, State Personnel and Pensions § 22-220
This is the official text of Md. Code, State Personnel and Pensions § 22-220, part of Maryland’s Code, State Personnel and Pensions — governs state employees and public pensions.
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§22–220.
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(a) This section applies only to a member who is subject to Selection B (Limited cost-of-living adjustment) on October 1, 1994.
(b) A member who is subject to Selection B (Limited cost–of–living adjustment) shall:
(1) receive an allowance for all creditable service as follows:
(i) for normal service retirement as provided by § 22–401 of this title;
(ii) for early service retirement as provided by § 22–402 of this title;
(iii) for ordinary disability retirement as provided by § 29–106 of this article; and
(iv) for accidental disability retirement as provided by § 29–110 of this article;
(2) have the allowance adjusted as provided in §§ 29–401, 29–402, and 29–405 of this article; and
(3) make the member contributions at the rate specified by § 22–214(b) of this subtitle.
(b) A member who is subject to Selection B (Limited cost–of–living adjustment) shall:
(1) receive an allowance for all creditable service as follows:
(i) for normal service retirement as provided by § 22–401 of this title;
(ii) for early service retirement as provided by § 22–402 of this title;
(iii) for ordinary disability retirement as provided by § 29–106 of this article; and
(iv) for accidental disability retirement as provided by § 29–110 of this article;
(2) have the allowance adjusted as provided in §§ 29–401, 29–402, and 29–405 of this article; and
(3) make the member contributions at the rate specified by § 22–214(b) of this subtitle.
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