Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Texas House Bill HB2619 Compare Versions

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1	1	86R2527 TSR-F
2	2	By: Cole H.B. No. 2619
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5	5	A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
6	6	AN ACT
7	7	relating to eligibility for membership and funding of benefits for
8	8	certain peace officers.
9	9	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
10	10	SECTION 1. Section 802.305(i)(2), Government Code, is
11	11	amended to read as follows:
12	12	(2) "State-financed public retirement system" means
13	13	the Employees Retirement System of Texas, including the law
14	14	enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer supplemental
15	15	retirement fund, or the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.
16	16	SECTION 2. Section 811.001, Government Code, is amended by
17	17	amending Subdivisions (6) and (14) and adding Subdivision (12-b) to
18	18	read as follows:
19	19	(6) "Combined retirement annuity" means the amount
20	20	payable on retirement for service credited as a member of the
21	21	employee class of membership plus any supplemental amount payable
22	22	from the law enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer
23	23	supplemental retirement fund.
24	24	(12-b) "Peace officer" means a person:
25	25	(A) identified under Section 825.515 as being
26	26	employed in a position as a peace officer; and
27	27	(B) certified as being a peace officer under
28	28	Section 815.505.
29	29	(14) "Retiree" means a person who, except as provided
30	30	by Section 812.203 or 812.2035, receives an annuity based on
31	31	service that was credited to the person in a class of membership.
32	32	SECTION 3. Section 812.003, Government Code, is amended by
33	33	amending Subsections (b) and (c) and adding Subsection (b-1) to
34	34	read as follows:
35	35	(b) An office or employment that is included in the coverage
36	36	of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, other than in a position
37	37	identified as a peace officer position under Section 825.515 in
38	38	which an election is made under Section 812.0035 or 812.0036, the
39	39	Judicial Retirement System of Texas Plan One, or the Judicial
40	40	Retirement System of Texas Plan Two or, except as provided by
41	41	Section 9.01, Chapter 238 (S.B. 378), Acts of the 73rd Legislature,
42	42	Regular Session, 1993, is with a university system or institution
43	43	of higher education, as defined by Section 61.003, Education Code,
44	44	is not a position with a department, commission, board, agency, or
45	45	institution of the state for purposes of this subtitle.
46	46	(b-1) Membership in the employee class includes any person
47	47	who is certified as being employed in a position as a peace officer
48	48	under Section 815.505.
49	49	(c) Membership in the employee class is mandatory for
50	50	eligible persons, other than eligible persons who do not make an
51	51	election under Section 812.0035.
52	52	SECTION 4. Subchapter A, Chapter 812, Government Code, is
53	53	amended by adding Sections 812.0035 and 812.0036 to read as
54	54	follows:
55	55	Sec. 812.0035. OPTIONAL MEMBERSHIP FOR CERTAIN LAW
56	56	ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. (a) In lieu of participating in the Teacher
57	57	Retirement System of Texas, a person who is employed in a position
58	58	identified as a peace officer position for a public school other
59	59	than an institution of higher education under Section 825.515 may
60	60	elect, not later than the 60th day after the first date of
61	61	employment, to participate, or return to participation, in the
62	62	retirement system.
63	63	(b) An election by a person described by Subsection (a) to
64	64	participate in the retirement system must be on a form prescribed by
65	65	the retirement system for that purpose.
66	66	(c) Sections 812.205 and 812.206 do not apply to a person
67	67	who makes an election under this section.
68	68	Sec. 812.0036. CERTAIN PEACE OFFICERS EMPLOYED ON AUGUST
69	69	31, 2019. (a) This section applies to a person who, on August 31,
70	70	2019:
71	71	(1) is a member of the Teacher Retirement System of
72	72	Texas, who:
73	73	(A) is identified under Section 825.515 as being
74	74	employed in a position as a peace officer for a public school that
75	75	is not an institution of higher education; and
76	76	(B) elects, not later than November 1, 2019, to
77	77	begin membership as a peace officer participating in the Employees
78	78	Retirement System of Texas law enforcement, custodial, and peace
79	79	officer supplemental retirement fund beginning January 1, 2020; or
80	80	(2) is a member of the Teacher Retirement System of
81	81	Texas and is a retiree of the Employees Retirement System of Texas
82	82	or a member of that system who is absent from service and who:
83	83	(A) was employed as a law enforcement or
84	84	custodial officer;
85	85	(B) is identified under Section 825.515 as being
86	86	employed in a position as a peace officer for a public school that
87	87	is not an institution of higher education; and
88	88	(C) elects, not later than November 1, 2019, to
89	89	return to membership as a peace officer participating in the
90	90	Employees Retirement System of Texas law enforcement, custodial,
91	91	and peace officer supplemental retirement fund beginning January 1,
92	92	2020.
93	93	(b) For the purposes of this chapter, service credit earned
94	94	by a person described by Subsection (a)(1) is considered service
95	95	credit earned in two retirement systems and is subject to Section
96	96	803.201. The membership on which combined service credit is based
97	97	is service credit accrued:
98	98	(1) before beginning participation in the Employees
99	99	Retirement System of Texas law enforcement, custodial, and peace
100	100	officer supplemental retirement fund; and
101	101	(2) after beginning participation in the Employees
102	102	Retirement System of Texas law enforcement, custodial, and peace
103	103	officer supplemental retirement fund.
104	104	(c) For purposes of this chapter, service credit earned by a
105	105	person who makes an election under Subsection (a)(2) is governed by
106	106	Sections 812.201(d) and 812.2035. Service credit earned by that
107	107	person in the Teacher Retirement System of Texas before the
108	108	effective date of the election is transferred to the Employees
109	109	Retirement System of Texas as provided by Chapter 805 without
110	110	regard to the amount of service credit held in either system.
111	111	SECTION 5. Section 812.101(c), Government Code, is amended
112	112	to read as follows:
113	113	(c) For a law enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer,
114	114	the withdrawal of accumulated contributions under Subsection (a)
115	115	includes all of the officer's contributions made under Section
116	116	815.402(h).
117	117	SECTION 6. Section 812.201, Government Code, is amended by
118	118	amending Subsection (a) and adding Subsection (d) to read as
119	119	follows:
120	120	(a) Except as provided by Subsection (c) or (d), a retiree
121	121	may not rejoin the retirement system as a member of the class from
122	122	which the person retired.
123	123	(d) A person who is retired from the employee class of
124	124	membership and who is employed in a position identified as a peace
125	125	officer position for a public school other than an institution of
126	126	higher education under Section 825.515 may elect to become a member
127	127	again under Section 812.0035 by filing notice with the retirement
128	128	system. Except as provided by Section 812.2035(c), when benefit
129	129	payments are resumed, the retirement system shall recompute the
130	130	annuity selected at the time of the officer's original retirement
131	131	to include the additional service established during membership
132	132	under this subsection.
133	133	SECTION 7. Section 812.202(b), Government Code, is amended
134	134	to read as follows:
135	135	(b) Except as provided by Section 812.2035, the [The]
136	136	payment of benefits to a retiree for service credited in the
137	137	employee class of membership is not affected by the retiree's
138	138	taking a position included in the employee class.
139	139	SECTION 8. The heading to Section 812.203, Government Code,
140	140	is amended to read as follows:
141	141	Sec. 812.203. ELECTED CLASS BENEFITS AFFECTED.
142	142	SECTION 9. Subchapter C, Chapter 812, Government Code, is
143	143	amended by adding Section 812.2035 to read as follows:
144	144	Sec. 812.2035. CERTAIN EMPLOYEE CLASS BENEFITS AFFECTED.
145	145	(a) If a retiree takes a position as a peace officer and elects to
146	146	participate again in the system under Section 812.0035, the
147	147	retirement system shall suspend annuity payments to the person for
148	148	service that was credited in that class until the person no longer
149	149	holds that position.
150	150	(b) Time during which annuity payments are suspended as
151	151	provided by this section does not reduce the number of months
152	152	payments are to be made under an optional benefit selection
153	153	providing for a specific amount of benefits for a guaranteed number
154	154	of months after retirement.
155	155	(c) If a member who originally retired with service that
156	156	was, at the time of that retirement, credited only in the employee
157	157	class of membership again retires, the person at the time of
158	158	subsequent retirement may select an annuity based on service in the
159	159	employee class as if the person were retiring for the first time.
160	160	If the person selects an annuity under Section 814.108(c)(3) or
161	161	(c)(4), the retirement system shall reduce the number of months of
162	162	guaranteed payment by the number of months for which an annuity was
163	163	paid under the person's original retirement.
164	164	SECTION 10. Section 813.513(a), Government Code, is amended
165	165	to read as follows:
166	166	(a) An eligible member may establish not more than 36 months
167	167	of equivalent membership service credit, including law
168	168	enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer service, in either
169	169	the elected class or the employee class.
170	170	SECTION 11. Section 814.107, Government Code, is amended to
171	171	read as follows:
172	172	Sec. 814.107. SERVICE RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR CERTAIN
173	173	[PEACE] OFFICERS. (a) This section applies only to a member who
174	174	participates in the law enforcement, custodial, and peace officer
175	175	supplemental retirement fund.
176	176	(a-1) A member who has at least 20 years of service credit as
177	177	a law enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer is eligible to
178	178	retire regardless of age and receive a standard service retirement
179	179	annuity in an amount and to be funded as provided by this section.
180	180	(b) The standard service retirement annuity payable for at
181	181	least 20 years of service credit as a law enforcement, [or]
182	182	custodial, or peace officer is an amount computed on the basis of
183	183	the member's average monthly compensation for the 60 highest months
184	184	of compensation in the employee class, times the sum of the
185	185	percentage factor used in the computation of a standard service
186	186	retirement annuity under Section 814.105 plus .5 percent.
187	187	(c) The standard combined service retirement annuity that
188	188	is payable under this section is based on retirement on or after the
189	189	attainment of the normal retirement age, which for purposes of this
190	190	section is the earlier of either the age of 57 or the age at which
191	191	the sum of the member's age and amount of service credit in the
192	192	employee class equals the number 80. The annuity of a law
193	193	enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer who retires before
194	194	reaching the age of 57 under any eligibility criteria is
195	195	actuarially reduced by five percent for each year of difference
196	196	between the member's age at retirement and 57. The actuarial
197	197	reduction described by this section is in addition to any other
198	198	actuarial reduction required by law.
199	199	(c-1) A law enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer
200	200	who retires before attaining the age of 50 is entitled only to an
201	201	annuity that is actuarially reduced from the annuity available at
202	202	the age of 50 to the law enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace
203	203	officer whose service credit annuity amount is based on the sum of
204	204	the member's age and amount of law enforcement, [or] custodial, or
205	205	peace officer service credit and employee class service credit, and
206	206	is not entitled to have the annuity recalculated at normal
207	207	retirement age. The standard or reduced annuity under this section
208	208	is payable from the trust fund established by Section 815.310 and
209	209	the law enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer
210	210	supplemental retirement fund in a ratio determined by the
211	211	retirement system.
212	212	(d) A member who retires under this section retires
213	213	simultaneously from the employee class of membership. Optional
214	214	retirement annuities provided by Section 814.108 are available to a
215	215	member eligible to receive a service retirement annuity under this
216	216	section, but the same optional plan and beneficiary must be
217	217	selected for the portion of the annuity payable from the law
218	218	enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer supplemental
219	219	retirement fund and the portion payable from the trust fund
220	220	established by Section 815.310.
221	221	(e) The amount payable from the law enforcement, [and]
222	222	custodial, and peace officer supplemental retirement fund is
223	223	reducible by the amount paid from the trust fund established by
224	224	Section 815.310 for service as a law enforcement, [or] custodial,
225	225	or peace officer. The total combined amount of an annuity under
226	226	this section may not be less than the authorized benefit under
227	227	Subsection (b) subtracted by any amount necessary because of
228	228	selection of an optional annuity, because of retirement before the
229	229	normal retirement age, or as provided by Subsection (f).
230	230	(f) The standard combined service retirement annuity
231	231	payable for at least 20 years of service credit as a law
232	232	enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer may not exceed 100
233	233	percent of the average compensation computed under Subsection (b).
234	234	(g) For purposes of this section, service as a law
235	235	enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer is creditable as
236	236	provided by rule of the board of trustees or on a month-to-month
237	237	basis, whichever is greater.
238	238	SECTION 12. The heading to Section 814.207, Government
239	239	Code, is amended to read as follows:
240	240	Sec. 814.207. DISABILITY RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR CERTAIN
241	241	[PEACE] OFFICERS.
242	242	SECTION 13. Section 814.207, Government Code, is amended by
243	243	amending Subsections (a) and (d) and adding Subsection (a-1) to
244	244	read as follows:
245	245	(a) This section applies only to a member who participates
246	246	in the law enforcement, custodial, and peace officer supplemental
247	247	retirement fund.
248	248	(a-1) An annuity payable for an occupational disability
249	249	resulting from a risk to which law enforcement, [or] custodial, or
250	250	peace officers are exposed because of the nature of their [law
251	251	enforcement or custodial] duties is payable under the same terms
252	252	and conditions that apply to other occupational disability
253	253	retirement annuities under this subtitle, except that the source
254	254	and amount of the annuity are as provided by this section.
255	255	(d) The portions of the annuity under this section payable
256	256	from the law enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer
257	257	supplemental retirement fund are the amount remaining after
258	258	deduction of any amount payable under Section 814.206, except the
259	259	portion of an amount that exceeds the minimum payments provided by
260	260	Section 814.206(b) and that is made for service other than as a law
261	261	enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer and any amount by
262	262	which an annuity is increased under Subsection (e).
263	263	SECTION 14. Section 814.305, Government Code, is amended to
264	264	read as follows:
265	265	Sec. 814.305. ANNUITY FOR SURVIVOR OF LAW ENFORCEMENT, [OR]
266	266	CUSTODIAL, OR PEACE OFFICER. (a) This section applies only to a
267	267	member who participates in the law enforcement, custodial, and
268	268	peace officer supplemental retirement fund.
269	269	(b) If a member who has at least 20 years of service credit
270	270	as a law enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer dies, the
271	271	amount of the death benefit annuity payable for the member's
272	272	service as a law enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer is an
273	273	amount computed and funded as provided by Section 814.107,
274	274	including any applicable reduction factors.
275	275	SECTION 15. Section 815.103(c), Government Code, is amended
276	276	to read as follows:
277	277	(c) The board of trustees may authorize the executive
278	278	director to acquire, hold, manage, purchase, sell, assign, trade,
279	279	transfer, and dispose of any security, evidence of debt, or other
280	280	investment in which assets of the law enforcement, [and] custodial,
281	281	and peace officer supplemental retirement fund may be invested.
282	282	SECTION 16. Section 815.208(c), Government Code, is amended
283	283	to read as follows:
284	284	(c) The board of trustees shall make payments from the law
285	285	enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer supplemental
286	286	retirement fund for services rendered by the actuary for that fund
287	287	and approved by the board.
288	288	SECTION 17. Sections 815.301(a) and (b), Government Code,
289	289	are amended to read as follows:
290	290	(a) The board of trustees shall:
291	291	(1) invest the assets of the retirement system as a
292	292	single fund without distinction as to their source; and
293	293	(2) hold securities purchased with the assets
294	294	described by Subsection (a)(1) collectively for the proportionate
295	295	benefit of:
296	296	(A) all accounts in the trust fund that are
297	297	listed in Section 815.310(b); and
298	298	(B) the law enforcement, [and] custodial, and
299	299	peace officer supplemental retirement fund.
300	300	(b) Except as provided by Section 815.3016, the board of
301	301	trustees may delegate its authority under Subsection (a) to the
302	302	executive director. Subject to Section 815.3016, the board of
303	303	trustees or the executive director may, under the standard of care
304	304	provided by Section 815.307, invest and reinvest any of the
305	305	retirement system's assets and may commingle assets of the trust
306	306	fund and the law enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer
307	307	supplemental retirement fund with the assets of the Judicial
308	308	Retirement System of Texas Plan Two for investment purposes, as
309	309	long as proportionate ownership records are maintained and
310	310	credited. Investments may include home office facilities,
311	311	including land, equipment, and office building, used in
312	312	administering the retirement system.
313	313	SECTION 18. Section 815.308(b), Government Code, is amended
314	314	to read as follows:
315	315	(b) The amount of cash on hand may not exceed 10 percent of
316	316	the total amount in the funds of the retirement system on deposit
317	317	with the comptroller, excluding the assets of the law enforcement,
318	318	[and] custodial, and peace officer supplemental retirement fund.
319	319	SECTION 19. Section 815.309, Government Code, is amended to
320	320	read as follows:
321	321	Sec. 815.309. CREDITING SYSTEM ASSETS. All assets of the
322	322	retirement system, except assets of the law enforcement, [and]
323	323	custodial, and peace officer supplemental retirement fund, shall be
324	324	credited to the trust fund established by Section 815.310.
325	325	SECTION 20. The heading to Section 815.317, Government
326	326	Code, is amended to read as follows:
327	327	Sec. 815.317. LAW ENFORCEMENT, [AND] CUSTODIAL, AND PEACE
328	328	OFFICER SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT FUND.
329	329	SECTION 21. Sections 815.317(a), (a-1), and (b), Government
330	330	Code, are amended to read as follows:
331	331	(a) The retirement system shall deposit in the law
332	332	enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer supplemental
333	333	retirement fund state contributions and other appropriations made
334	334	by the legislature to the fund and proceeds from investment of the
335	335	fund.
336	336	(a-1) The comptroller shall deposit fees collected under
337	337	Section 133.102(e)(5) [133.102(e)(7)], Local Government Code, to
338	338	the credit of the law enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace
339	339	officer supplemental retirement fund.
340	340	(b) The retirement system may use money from the fund only
341	341	to pay supplemental retirement and death benefits to law
342	342	enforcement, [and] custodial, or peace officers as provided by this
343	343	subtitle and to pay for the administration of the fund.
344	344	SECTION 22. Section 815.402(h), Government Code, is amended
345	345	to read as follows:
346	346	(h) In addition to the contribution under Subsection
347	347	(a)(1), each department or agency of the state that employs a law
348	348	enforcement, [or] custodial, or peace officer shall deduct an
349	349	additional 0.5 percent contribution from that member's
350	350	compensation, to be deposited in the law enforcement, [and]
351	351	custodial, and peace officer supplemental retirement fund,
352	352	provided that, if the state contribution to the law enforcement,
353	353	[and] custodial, and peace officer supplemental retirement fund is
354	354	computed using a percentage less than 0.5 percent, the member's
355	355	contribution is computed using a percentage equal to the percentage
356	356	used to compute the state contribution.
357	357	SECTION 23. Section 815.403(a), Government Code, is amended
358	358	to read as follows:
359	359	(a) During each fiscal year, the state shall contribute to
360	360	the retirement system:
361	361	(1) an amount equal to 7.4 percent of the total
362	362	compensation of all members of the retirement system for that year;
363	363	(2) money to pay lump-sum death benefits for retirees
364	364	under Section 814.501;
365	365	(3) an amount for the law enforcement, [and]
366	366	custodial, and peace officer supplemental retirement fund equal to
367	367	2.13 percent of the aggregate state compensation of all law
368	368	enforcement, custodial, and peace [law enforcement] officers for
369	369	that year;
370	370	(4) money necessary for the administration of the law
371	371	enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace officer supplemental
372	372	retirement fund; and
373	373	(5) money for service credit not previously
374	374	established, as provided by Section 813.202(c) or 813.302(d).
375	375	SECTION 24. Section 815.505, Government Code, is amended to
376	376	read as follows:
377	377	Sec. 815.505. CERTIFICATION OF NAMES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT,
378	378	[AND] CUSTODIAL, AND PEACE OFFICERS. (a) Not later than the 12th
379	379	day of the month following the month in which a person begins or
380	380	ceases employment as a law enforcement officer or custodial
381	381	officer, the Public Safety Commission, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage
382	382	Commission, the Parks and Wildlife Commission, the office of
383	383	inspector general at the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, the
384	384	Board of Pardons and Paroles, or the Texas Board of Criminal
385	385	Justice, as applicable, shall certify to the retirement system, in
386	386	the manner prescribed by the system, the name of the employee and
387	387	such other information as the system determines is necessary for
388	388	the crediting of service and financing of benefits under this
389	389	subtitle.
390	390	(b) This subsection applies only to a person who elects or
391	391	elected to participate in the retirement system as a peace officer.
392	392	Not later than the 12th day of the month following the month in
393	393	which a person begins or ceases employment as a peace officer, an
394	394	employer required to provide information about a person identified
395	395	as being employed in a position as a peace officer in a public
396	396	school other than an institution of higher education under Section
397	397	825.515 shall certify to the retirement system, in the manner
398	398	prescribed by the system, the name of the employee and such other
399	399	information as the system determines is necessary for the crediting
400	400	of service and financing of benefits under this subtitle.
401	401	SECTION 25. Section 822.001(a), Government Code, is amended
402	402	to read as follows:
403	403	(a) Membership in the retirement system includes:
404	404	(1) all persons who were members of the retirement
405	405	system on the day before the effective date of this subtitle; and
406	406	(2) all employees of the public school system, unless
407	407	an employee is excluded from membership under Section 822.002.
408	408	SECTION 26. Section 822.002(a), Government Code, is amended
409	409	to read as follows:
410	410	(a) An employee of the public school system is not permitted
411	411	to be a member of the retirement system if the employee:
412	412	(1) is eligible and elects to participate in the
413	413	optional retirement program under Chapter 830;
414	414	(2) is eligible and elects to participate in the
415	415	Employees Retirement System of Texas under Section 812.0035 or
416	416	812.0036(a); or
417	417	(3) [(2)] has retired under the retirement system and
418	418	has not been reinstated to membership pursuant to Section 824.005
419	419	or 824.307.
420	420	SECTION 27. Section 840.301(a), Government Code, is amended
421	421	to read as follows:
422	422	(a) The board of trustees may, under the standard of care
423	423	provided by Section 840.303, invest and reinvest the retirement
424	424	system's assets and may commingle assets of the trust fund with the
425	425	assets of the Employees Retirement System of Texas, including its
426	426	trust fund and the law enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace
427	427	officer supplemental retirement fund, for investment purposes, as
428	428	long as proportionate ownership records are maintained and
429	429	credited.
430	430	SECTION 28. Section 133.102(e), Local Government Code, is
431	431	amended to read as follows:
432	432	(e) The comptroller shall allocate the court costs received
433	433	under this section to the following accounts and funds so that each
434	434	receives to the extent practicable, utilizing historical data as
435	435	applicable, the same amount of money the account or fund would have
436	436	received if the court costs for the accounts and funds had been
437	437	collected and reported separately, except that the account or fund
438	438	may not receive less than the following percentages:
439	439	(1) crime stoppers assistance0.2581 percent;
440	440	(2) breath alcohol testing0.5507 percent;
441	441	(3) Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management
442	442	Institute2.1683 percent;
443	443	(4) law enforcement officers standards and
444	444	education5.0034 percent;
445	445	(5) law enforcement, [and] custodial, and peace
446	446	officer supplemental retirement fund11.1426 percent;
447	447	(6) criminal justice planning12.5537 percent;
448	448	(7) an account in the state treasury to be used only
449	449	for the establishment and operation of the Center for the Study and
450	450	Prevention of Juvenile Crime and Delinquency at Prairie View A&M
451	451	University1.2090 percent;
452	452	(8) compensation to victims of crime fund
453	453	37.6338 percent;
454	454	(9) emergency radio infrastructure account
455	455	5.5904 percent;
456	456	(10) judicial and court personnel training fund
457	457	4.8362 percent;
458	458	(11) an account in the state treasury to be used for
459	459	the establishment and operation of the Correctional Management
460	460	Institute of Texas and Criminal Justice Center
461	461	Account1.2090 percent; and
462	462	(12) fair defense account17.8448 percent.
463	463	SECTION 29. The name of the law enforcement and custodial
464	464	officer supplemental retirement fund is changed to the law
465	465	enforcement, custodial, and peace officer supplemental retirement
466	466	fund. A reference in Subtitle B, Title 8, Government Code, or other
467	467	law to the law enforcement and custodial officer supplemental
468	468	retirement fund means the law enforcement, custodial, and peace
469	469	officer supplemental retirement fund.
470	470	SECTION 30. This Act takes effect September 1, 2019.