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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 104.1006

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104.1006 Year 2000 plan, citation, applicability of other provisions.

Official statutory text

104.1006. Year 2000 plan, citation, applicability of other provisions. — For the purpose of providing retirement income and other benefits to employees of the state, there is hereby created and established a benefit plan, which shall be under the management of boards of trustees herein described, and which shall be known as the "Year 2000 Plan". In the systems shall be vested the powers and duties specified in sections 104.1003 to 104.1093 and such other powers as may be necessary or proper to enable it, its officers, employees, and agents to carry out fully and effectively all the purposes of sections 104.1003 to 104.1093 . The provisions of sections 104.150 to 104.190 and 104.210 to 104.240 shall continue to be applicable to the transportation department and highway patrol retirement system under the year 2000 plan. The provisions of sections 104.440 to 104.480 and 104.500 to 104.510 and 104.520 to 104.530 shall continue to be applicable to the Missouri state employees' retirement system under the year 2000 plan. Both systems shall be subject to sections 105.660 to 105.691 .

(L. 1999 S.B. 308 & 314)

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