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House passes bill letting Utah Retirement System claw back service credit after conviction for employment-related crimes
Utah House of Representatives · March 9, 2015
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Summary
HB 416 would let the Utah Retirement System stop accrual of service credit back to the date a public official committed a covered crime, applied post-conviction after exhaustion of appeals; the House passed the bill 73-0.
Representative Paul McKay presented House Bill 4 16 to address cases where an elected official or appointed deputy who is eligible for state retirement commits an employment-related crime and then remains in office until retirement vests. The bill would…
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