Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same,
as follows:
Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, Frederick Nasson
shall be eligible to be reinstated as a member in service of the state
retirement system as of the effective date of this act, if he repays to the
state retirement system an amount equal to the total amount of any retirement
allowance received by him together with interest thereon, such repayment to be
made in 1 sum or in installments as the state board of retirement shall
prescribe. Upon such reinstatement, regular deductions shall be made from his
regular compensation pursuant to paragraphs (b) and (b>) of subdivision (1)
of
section 22 of chapter 32 of the General Laws, for purposes of which his date
of entry into service shall be the date he waived his retirement allowance.
Upon completion of such repayment, said Frederick Nasson shall be entitled to
creditable service for all periods for which deductions were made from his
regular compensation.
Upon reinstatement as a member in service of the state
retirement system, said Frederick Nasson shall be eligible, upon the payment of
regular deductions together with interest thereon to establish creditable
service with the said system for the period of service during which he
previously waived his retirement allowance. Such payment will be made in
1 sum.
In no event shall Frederick Nasson be allowed to retire until he has made the
repayments required by the first paragraph of this act in full. Any pension
allowance, or other retirement benefit provided hereunder shall be exclusive of
and in the alternative to any other pension, allowance, or other retirement
benefit, including any provided for under general or special law.
Approved January 1, 2003.