Sec. 46b-233a. Retirement of family support magistrates. Credit for prior service. Amounts used in determining salary.
Sec. 46b-233a. Retirement of family support magistrates. Credit for prior service. Amounts used in determining salary. (a) Each family support magistrate who
had elected under the provisions of subdivision (2) of subsection (i) of section 46b-231
shall, for retirement purposes, be entitled to credit for any or all the prior years of service
accrued by him on June 22, 1992, while serving in the office of family support magistrate,
provided such magistrate shall pay to the Comptroller five per cent of the salary for his
office for each prior year of service he claims for retirement credit. Each such magistrate
shall be entitled to have his retirement contributions to the state employees retirement
system under chapter 66 credited toward the payment due for the prior year or years of
service he claims for retirement credit under this section.
(b) For purposes of determining both the retirement salary of family support magistrates and the allowance payable to their surviving spouses under subsection (b) of
section 51-51, "salary" shall be composed of the total of the following amounts: The
annual salary payable at the time of retirement or death, fixed in accordance with subsection (h) of section 46b-231; and for family support magistrates to whom a longevity
payment has been made or is due and payable, in each case under section 51-51 (1) one
and one-half per cent of the annual salary the family support magistrate was receiving
at the time of retirement or death, for those who have completed ten or more but less
than fifteen years of service as a family support magistrate, (2) three per cent of the
annual salary the family support magistrate was receiving at the time of retirement or
death, for those who have completed fifteen or more but less than twenty years of service
as a family support magistrate, (3) four and one-half per cent of the annual salary the
family support magistrate was receiving at the time of retirement or death, for those
who have completed twenty or more but less than twenty-five years of service as a
family support magistrate, and (4) six per cent of the annual salary the family support
magistrate was receiving at the time of retirement or death, for those who have completed
twenty-five or more years of service as a family support magistrate.
(P.A. 92-226, S. 9, 16, 28.)