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Code · Maryland · State Personnel and Pensions

§ 37-202

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§37–202.
(a)A member of a State or local retirement or pension system may transfer service credit attained as a result of that membership to another State or local retirement or pension system if the member, without incurring a break in employment, accepts employment or an office that:
(1)requires or allows the member to participate in the new system; and
(2)does not allow the member to continue to accrue benefits in the previous system.
(b)A former member of a State or local retirement or pension system may transfer service credit attained as a result of the former membership to another State or local retirement or pension system if:
(1)the former member served as an elected or appointed official while a member of the previous system;
(2)the former member is serving as an elected or appointed official of the State when the former member requests the transfer of service credit;
(3)a break in employment occurred that prevents the former member from transferring service credit under subsection
(a)of this section; and
(4)the former member’s current office:
(i)requires or allows the member to participate in the new system; and
(ii)does not allow the member to continue to accrue benefits in the previous system.
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