Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide specific details on the number of retired judges who might be affected, nor does it specify how this bill will impact other states' judicial retirement systems.
Judicial Retirement Annuities
This bill allows retired judges to receive annuity payments from the judicial retirement system while serving as members of the general assembly.
What This Bill Does
- Amends a rule that prevents people receiving money from the judicial retirement system from working in state positions and getting paid by the government at the same time, with an exception for retired judges who serve in the general assembly.
Who It Names or Affects
- Retired judges who might want to serve as members of the general assembly.
- The judicial retirement system that pays out annuities.
Terms To Know
- annuity
- A regular payment made by a company or organization, often for life, to someone who has retired
- judicial retirement system
- The program that provides financial support to judges after they retire from their jobs.
Limits and Unknowns
- This bill only affects Iowa's judicial retirement system and does not change rules for other states.
- It is unclear how many retired judges will be affected by this new rule.