Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-50-113
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Purposes of pension fund - Limitation on payments
Official statutory text
All the funds in the System shall be used only for the following
purposes:
1. For investments as authorized by law;
2. For the payment of allowances to injured and disabled
members of any participating municipality;
3. For the payment of pensions for long service to retired
members of any participating municipality;
4. For the payment of a pension to any beneficiary of any
member eligible for a pension;
5. For the payment of any professional services deemed
necessary by the State Board;
6. For the payment of warrant deductions upon proper
authorization given by the member to the Board from which the member
or beneficiary is currently receiving retirement benefits for any
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insurance premium due an insurance organization for life, accident,
and health insurance.
The System has no responsibility for the marketing, enrolling or
administration of the products for which warrant deductions are
authorized under this paragraph.
Approval of a warrant deduction for any insurance organization,
line of coverage or policy shall not be construed as an assumption
of liability, for the terms of the policy or the performance of the
insurance organization by the Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement
System;
7. For the payment of membership dues in a statewide
association limited to Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System
members with a minimum membership of one thousand dues-paying
members upon proper authorization given by the member; and
8. Any other purposes authorized by law.
Such payments in any event shall not exceed the limits provided in
this article.
purposes:
1. For investments as authorized by law;
2. For the payment of allowances to injured and disabled
members of any participating municipality;
3. For the payment of pensions for long service to retired
members of any participating municipality;
4. For the payment of a pension to any beneficiary of any
member eligible for a pension;
5. For the payment of any professional services deemed
necessary by the State Board;
6. For the payment of warrant deductions upon proper
authorization given by the member to the Board from which the member
or beneficiary is currently receiving retirement benefits for any
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 642
insurance premium due an insurance organization for life, accident,
and health insurance.
The System has no responsibility for the marketing, enrolling or
administration of the products for which warrant deductions are
authorized under this paragraph.
Approval of a warrant deduction for any insurance organization,
line of coverage or policy shall not be construed as an assumption
of liability, for the terms of the policy or the performance of the
insurance organization by the Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement
System;
7. For the payment of membership dues in a statewide
association limited to Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System
members with a minimum membership of one thousand dues-paying
members upon proper authorization given by the member; and
8. Any other purposes authorized by law.
Such payments in any event shall not exceed the limits provided in
this article.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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