Bill 914 — An Act To Amend the City of St. John 's Act (46th General Assembly, 2nd Session)
Bill 914
Newfoundland and Labrador — Bills
Second
Session, 46th General Assembly
Elizabeth II, 2009
BILL 14
AN ACT TO AMEND THE CITY OF
ST. JOHN 'S ACT
Received and Read the First Time ........................................................................... April 27, 2009
Second Reading ............................................................................................................ May
5, 2009
Committee
.............................................................................................
Amendment
May 14, 2009
Third Reading .....................................................................................................................................
Royal Assent ......................................................................................................................................
HONOURABLE DIANNE C. WHELAN
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Ordered
to be printed by the Honourable House of Assembly
EXPLANATORY NOTE
This Bill would amend the City of St. John's Act to reflect the period
of service that the members of the St. John's City
Council must serve in order to be eligible to receive pension benefits under
the city's pension plan.
A BILL
AN ACT TO AMEND THE CITY OF
ST. JOHN 'S ACT
Analysis
S.343 Amdt.
Pension schemes
Be it enacted by the Lieutenant-Governor and
House of Assembly in Legislative Session convened, as follows:
RSNL1990 cC-17 as
amended
1. Subsection 343(1) of the City of St. John's Act is repealed and the following substituted:
Pension schemes
(1) The
council is empowered to
(
a) establish a fund for the pensioning of
officials and employees of the council and of mayors, deputy mayors or councillors
who have served as mayors, deputy mayors or councillors for not less than 2
terms in the aggregate and cease to be mayors, deputy mayors or councillors;
and
(
b) make grants from the general funds of the city
for the purpose of paragraph (a).
Commencement
2. This Act shall be considered to have come into
force on July
26, 2004 .
Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer