HB 186 HD 1

RELATING TO DEATH BENEFITS OF SURVIVING CHILDREN OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES

By Representative(s) HAMAKAWA

Keywords: DEATH, EDUCATION, PENSION AND RETIREMENT SYSTEM, PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL ATTENDANCE

Report Title: ERS; Death Benefits

Description: Where there is no surviving spouse of employee who qualified for but had not yet retired, allows surviving dependent children to receive ERS death benefits after age 18 while a full-time student or until reaching age 24, whichever occurs first. (HB186 HD1)

 1-22-99        H Introduced and passed First Reading                      
 1-25-99        H Referred to the committees on 1. LAB 2. FIN ,
                  referral sheet 3
 1-27-99        H Bill scheduled to be heard by LAB on Friday,
                  01-29-99 at 8:30 a.m. in House conference room 309.
 1-29-99        H The committee(s) recommends that the measure be
                  deferred until 02-02-99.
 2- 2-99        H Bill scheduled for decision making on Tuesday,
                  02-02-99 at 8:30 A.M. in House conference room 309.
 2- 2-99        H The committee on LAB recommends that the measure be         
                  PASSED, WITH AMENDMENTS.
 2- 2-99        H The votes in LAB were as follows:9 Ayes: Rep.(s)
                  Yoshinaga, Catalani, Goodenow, Hamakawa, Hiraki,
                  Nakasone, Takai, Moses, Rath; Ayes with
                  reservations: Rep.(s) ; none Noes: Rep.(s) ; and 1
                  Excused: Rep.(s) Okamura
 2-11-99        H Reported from the committee on LAB (Stand. Com. Rep.        
                  No. 191) as amended in (HD 1), recommending passage         
                  on Second Reading and referral to the committee on
                  FIN
 2-11-99        H Passed Second Reading as amended in (HD 1) and
                  referred to the committee on FIN with
                  Representative(s) none voting no and
                  Representative(s) Cachola, Chang, Hiraki excused.
 1-19-00        H Carried over to 2000 Regular Session.