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Legislative Committee

The Legislative Committee is a Standing Committee as specified in the NCTR Constitution. The Constitution states that “ that the Legislative Committee exists to implement the policies of the Executive Committee in regard to federal or state legislative or agency decisions or proposals that impact the Council or its members.”

Duties and Responsibilities

With the concurrence of the President and the Executive Committee, the Legislative Committee shall engage in activities that include the development and implementation of strategies to promote or oppose legislative or executive branch decisions or proposals.

The Legislative Committee shall also monitor all federal legislation or executive agency initiatives that significantly affect public retirement systems and as appropriate, shall make recommendations for action to the President and Executive Committee regarding these initiatives.

The Legislative Committee shall be responsible implementing all actions assigned to it under the NCTR Strategic Plan.

The Committee shall coordinate all activities with NCTR’s Washington, D.C. Counsel.

The Chairperson will be responsible for providing reports at various NCTR meetings throughout the year. This may include but is not limited to the January/February legislative committee meetings in Washington, D.C., the Executive Committee meeting in March/April, the annual summer Trustees’ Workshop and Directors’ Workshop and the annual meeting of NCTR.

Legislative Committee 2010

Dean Kenderdine, Chair, Administrator, State Retirement and Pension System of Maryland

Roger Rea, Vice Chair, Trustee, Omaha School Employees' Retirement System

Susan Brown, Trustee, Alabama Retirement Systems

Dana Dillon, Trustee, California State Teachers’ Retirement System

Alexander Ellison, Trustee, Kansas City, MO, Public School Retirement System

Fay Kopp, Trustee, North Dakota Retirement and Investment Office

Michael Kraus, Trustee, New York State Teachers' Retirement System

Donna Mueller, Administrator, Iowa Public Employees’ Retirement System

William Murray, Trustee, State of Connecticut Teachers’ Retirement Board

Pat Robertson, Administrator, Public Employees' Retirement System of Mississippi

Jim Sando, Trustee, Pennsylvania Public School Employees' Retirement System

Dave Senn, Administrator, Montana Teachers’ Retirement System

James Wilbanks, Administrator, Oklahoma Teachers' Retirement System

Dave Stella, Executive Committee Liaison, NCTR

NOTE: Pursuant to the NCTR Constitution, the President and President-Elect shall be ex-officio members of all committees.