TITLE 22. PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT CODE
CHAPTER 22-1000. INVESTMENTS; ASSUMPTIONS; AND GUARANTEE
§22-1002. Actuarial Assumptions.
(1) Actuarial consultant. The Board shall designate the
actuarial consultant who shall act as technical advisor to the Board on matters
regarding the operation of the Retirement System and shall perform such other
duties as are required in connection therewith.
(2) Interest rates;
mortality tables; service tables; salary scales. The interest rates to be used
in calculating the earnings of the reserves of the Retirement System, and the
mortality tables, service tables and salary scales to be used in connection with
the Retirement System (or any plan therein as applicable), shall be those
adopted from time to time by the Board on the advice of the actuarial
consultant.
(3) Actuarial investigations; valuation of assets and
liabilities. At such times as the Board may deem it necessary, and at least once
in each five-year period, the actuarial consultant shall make an actuarial
investigation into the actual interest earned, mortality, service and
compensation experience of the Retirement System (or any plan therein if
appropriate), and shall make valuations of the assets and liabilities of the
Retirement System.
(4) Modification of assumptions. The Board shall,
from time to time, make and adopt such changes and modifications in the interest
rates and mortality, service and other tables as shall be necessary for the
Retirement System (or any plan therein, if appropriate).
(5) Valuations
of actuarial effect due to legislation. Whenever the Board shall propose to
Council, or Council shall have under consideration, any change in the provisions
of this Title, or any other legislation affecting retirement benefits payable to
City employees, the Board shall cause the actuarial consultant to make
valuations of the actuarial effect of the change or such other legislation upon
the assets and liabilities of the Retirement System (or any plan therein, if
appropriate), and the Board shall promptly report the same, together with the
Board's recommendations for approval or disapproval of the proposed change
or legislation, to the Council.