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Alaska Statutes.
Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums
Chapter 25. Teachers' Retirement
Section 170. Administration.
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AS 14.25.170. Administration.

The commissioner of administration is responsible for the administration of the retirement system and for making the provisions of this chapter effective. The powers and duties of the commissioner for this purpose include

(1) maintaining the accounts of the system;

(2) making payments for the various purposes specified;

(3) submitting required periodic reports or statements of account;

(4) establishing by regulation the rate of interest that shall be credited to the individual contribution accounts of teachers each year; the rate of interest shall be adopted on the basis of the probable effective rate of interest on a long-term basis, and the rate may be changed from time to time by subsequent regulation;

(5) establishing a teachers' retirement trust fund in which the assets of the system shall be deposited and held; and

(6) engaging an independent certified public accountant to conduct an annual audit of the system's accounts and the annual report of the system's financial condition and financial activity.


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