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Missouri Revised Statutes § 105.685 - Effective date of changes
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A substantial proposed change in plan benefits cannot take effect until the related statutory provisions are complied with.
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A substantial proposed change in plan benefits cannot take effect until the related statutory provisions are complied with.
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This provision defines several terms used in sections 105.687 to 105.689.
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An investment fiduciary may invest and manage system assets, but must do so for participants and beneficiaries and follow the listed prudence and consideration rules.
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An investment fiduciary may make investments in companies that do business in countries where the United States has diplomatic relations.
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When choosing a venture capital firm, consultant, or fiduciary, preference must be given to a Missouri-based company.
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This section defines key retirement-plan terms and sets rules for transferring or buying creditable service between Missouri public retirement plans.
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A system must vote its directly held common stock and related proxies in the economic interest of plan participants, and it may not use those votes to promote noneconomic goals.
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Missouri public retirement systems must not knowingly invest in restricted entities or restricted investment products after August 28, 2025, and must divest covered investments.
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Retirement plans covered by section 105.660 must create a procurement action plan for using minority and women money managers, brokers, and investment counselors, and report progress every year.
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This section creates the State Legal Expense Fund and sets rules for who can be paid from it, who must approve and make payments, and how some claims and fund balances are limited.
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Dental primary care and preventive health services include the listed treatments and procedures.
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The attorney general and commissioner of administration must file monthly reports with the general assembly about settlements and judgments paid from the state legal expense fund.
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The attorney general generally handles claims covered by this section, but some specified departments and institutions use their own legal counsel, and fund money may be used for certain defense costs before a claim is paid if the attorney general finds a conflict or special expertise is needed.
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The commissioner of administration may use state legal expense fund money to buy insurance, may buy insurance or reinsurance until July 1, 1996, and must prepare a report by January 1, 1996. The commissioner also must procure required surety bonds and file a copy with the secretary of state.
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People who receive a claim or final judgment paid from the state legal expense fund cannot be forced to sign a confidentiality agreement about that claim or judgment.
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This section limits how sections 105.711 to 105.726 are interpreted, protects state defenses and sovereign immunity, bars most legal expense fund payments for police board judgments, and requires the attorney general to handle certain claims when requested.
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This section defines “state employee” for sections 105.800 to 105.850.
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Missouri may choose to self-insure workers' compensation or buy insurance, and if it self-insures, the attorney general must defend the state in employee claims.
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Specified state officials must decide whether to insure or self-insure in the state’s best interest, and must do any related necessary duties.
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Departments or constitutional agencies already under chapter 287 are not affected by sections 105.800 to 105.850, and employees of each department and agency must be covered by chapter 287.