18A:66-93. Liabilities created by certain statutes, apportionment and payment saved

Sections 12 and 13 of chapter 66 of the laws of 1966 are saved from repeal.

[These sections provide as follows:

Section 12 provides that the liabilities, established pursuant to subsection a. of section 33 of chapter 37 of the laws of 1955 revised in this law as subsection a. of section 18A:66-33, on account of veteran members employed as teachers on January 1, 1955 shall be proportionately increased for each school district to cover the additional liabilities, created by section 11 of chapter 66 of the laws of 1966 abolishing the social security offset, for all veterans who were employed as teachers on January 1, 1955 and who are employed as teachers on June 30, 1966 and that such increased liabilities shall be paid annually in the manner prescribed by said subsection a. of section 33 over the remainder of the 30-year period established for the liquidation of the liabilities.

Section 13 provides that

(a) in addition to the amounts required of the state and other employers, pursuant to sections 18 and 33 of chapter 37 of the laws of 1955 revised in this law as sections 18A:66-18 and 18A:66-33, the liabilities created by the provisions of chapter 66 of the laws of 1966, except for those provided for under section 12 of said act, shall be computed by the actuary and shall be paid by the state beginning July 1, 1967 through

(1) an increase in the normal rate of contribution, and

(2) an accrued liability contribution, which, if paid in each fiscal year, for a period of 30 years, will provide for this accrued liability, and

(b) the liability created, by chapter 108 of the laws of 1962, shall be recomputed by the actuary and added to the additional liabilities created by the provisions of chapter 66 of the laws of 1966 and the recomputed liability shall be paid by the state as part of the payment established by subsection a. of said section 13 of chapter 66 of the laws of 1966 allowing a credit for the payment already made by the state toward the funding of this liability.]

L.1967, c.271.