40 Tex. Admin. Code § 610.30 - Submission and Completion Criteria for the Funding Soundness Restoration Plan Requirement
(a) The board will
consider a retirement system to have submitted a funding soundness restoration
plan when the board receives:
(1) a completed
form approved by the board for this purpose;
(2) any supplementary or explanatory
documents necessary to illustrate how the system's funding period will be
within the maximum by the prescribed date, including a revised funding policy;
and
(3) documentation of the date
the plan was adopted by both the governing body of the system and of the
governmental entity. Documentation may include the minutes or other record of
an open meeting when each adoption occurred.
(b) The board will consider a retirement
system to have completed the funding soundness restoration plan requirement
when the board receives an actuarial valuation or separate analysis under Texas
Government Code §§
802.2015(e-2)
or
802.2016(e-2)
and the staff actuary or board actuary determines the actuarial valuation or
separate analysis complies with actuarial standards of practice. An actuarial
valuation and separate analysis are equivalent for the purposes of Texas
Government Code §§
802.2015(e-2)
or
802.2016(e-2)
and either may be submitted in lieu of the other during the respective
submission periods, provided it includes the components required by the
applicable subsection.
(c) For a
system submitting a revised funding soundness restoration plan with specific
changes required by statute, "automatic risk-sharing mechanisms" means changes
to plan provisions, including adjustments to benefit levels or contribution
amounts, upon meeting or exceeding certain criteria established beforehand
without needing additional approval at the time of the change. The plan shall
specify how the changes to the contribution amounts are split between the
employer and members. At least one of the automatic risk-sharing mechanisms
included in the plan must be an adjustable benefit or contribution
mechanism.
(d) A system or
associated governmental entity shall submit to the board the materials related
to a funding soundness restoration plan that adequately fulfill the analysis
and documentation requirements in statute and rules to be considered compliant.
If the board determines the materials are inadequate, the board will notify the
system of the determination with an explanation of the reason and may request
additional information. The system shall submit additional materials consistent
with the board's instructions. The board would consider a system noncompliant
if the board does not receive the system's funding soundness restoration plan;
if the system fails to comply with an approved funding soundness restoration
plan, revised funding soundness restoration plan, or other type of funding
soundness restoration plan; or if the system fails to submit to the board the
funding soundness restoration plan materials that adequately satisfy the
requirements in statute and board rules within the appropriate time periods for
those materials.
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