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Alaska Statutes.

Title 39. Public Officers and Employees

Chapter 30. Insurance and Supplemental Employee Benefits

Section 155. Duties of the Public Employees Retirement Board.

AS 39.30.155. Duties of the Public Employees Retirement Board.

(a) The Public Employees Retirement Board established by AS 39.35.030 shall

(1) hold regular and special meetings it considers necessary to carry out its responsibilities relating to the supplemental employee benefit program; all meetings are open to the public and the board shall keep a full record of all its proceedings;

(2) adopt, with modifications it considers proper, regulations recommended by the administrator for carrying out the supplemental employee benefit program, and regulations providing employees the opportunity to periodically change distribution of contributions among the supplemental benefit options listed in AS 39.30.160 (a);

(3) consider matters referred to it by the administrator in connection with changes in policy and revisions of the supplemental employee benefit program;

(4) act as an appeals board, hold hearings at the request of an employer, employee, surviving spouse, or a beneficiary on decisions made by the administrator that relate to the payment of benefits under the supplemental employee benefit program, and submit its findings to the administrator;

(5) prescribe policies for the operation of the supplemental employee benefit program and take other action that it considers necessary to carry out the purposes of that program;

(6) advise the Department of Administration concerning the features to be included in the benefit options provided under AS 39.30.160 (a).

(b) In this section "administrator" means the administrator of the public employees' retirement system appointed under AS 39.35.050 .

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