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Code · Maryland · State Personnel and Pensions

§ 30-209

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§30–209.
(a)There is an expense fund for the program to which shall be credited and from which shall be paid all money provided in the State budget to pay the administrative and operational expenses of the program.
(1)Each year, the Board of Trustees shall estimate the amount of money required to provide for the administrative and operational expenses of the program for the subsequent fiscal year.
(2)The amount determined in accordance with paragraph
(1)of this subsection shall be collected from the designated companies on an equal basis and credited to the expense fund, as determined by the Board of Trustees.
(c)The costs incurred by the Board of Trustees in selecting companies and types of annuity contracts to be offered under the program shall be recovered by assessing on an equal basis the companies designated by the Board of Trustees under § 30-202(a) of this subtitle and crediting those amounts to the expense fund.
(d)Any unexpended funds remaining in the expense fund at the end of the fiscal year shall be held by the Board of Trustees for the exclusive purpose of defraying administrative costs of the program in subsequent years and may not revert to the General Fund of the State.
(e)The Board of Trustees may invest and reinvest the expense fund as the Board of Trustees determines.
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