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Transfer of PECRS Funding

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A decision made (16/06/2006) regarding Transfer of PECRS Funding.

Subject:

Transfer of PECRS Funding

Decision Reference:

MD-HSS-2006-0036

Exempt clause(s):

 

Type of Report: (oral (O) or written (W))

Written

Telephone or email meeting?

 

Person giving

report (if oral):

 

Written Report title:

Transfer of PECRS Funding

Name of Author:

Jason Turner, Director of Finance and Information

Date of Report:

1st June 2006

Report File ref:

 

Decision(s):

To transfer funding of £1,314,400 in respect of pre-1987 past service liability employer pension contributions for Health and Social Services employees to the Treasury and Resources Department.

Reason(s) for decision:

Funding of the increased employer pension contributions at a rate of 15.6% have been included in the Department’s 2006 cash limit. This increased rate reflects a 2% contribution towards meeting pre 1987 liabilities – it is proposed that funding for this liability is held and managed centrally by the Treasury and Resources Department.

Action required:

Inform the Treasurer and Treasury and Resources Minister that the sum of £1,314,400 in respect of pre-1987 past service liability pension contributions is to be transferred.

Signature:

Date of Decision:

16 June 2006

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