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SACRS Summer 2011 Magazine
below are excerpt and news from the magazine
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE:
What this means for those of us who serve on a Board of Retirement (or Board of Investment) and for those who lead and staff our twenty 1937 Act county pension systems is that we will all be required to know more about what we do and how we do it. It meansthat the members, beneficiaries and stakeholders of our member systems will want to be assured, even more than normal, that their interests are appropriately served by the fiduciaries they elected or appointed to the governing Boards and that the management of our systems is as professional as ever.
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SACRS is standing alongside all of you. They (We) are, again, positioned this year to meet the challenges that lay ahead and to continue to assist our twenty member systems with the information, education and legislative analysis that our mission charges us to do. Here are some of things that the SACRS Board of Directors will focus on this year:
- SACRS continues to present outstanding conferences that are chock full of education and information relevant to your various responsibilities and fiduciary duties. The SACRS Board of Directors and our Program Committee work hard on the conference program, the topics are relevant and timely and the presenters are all experts in their field. I hope you have plans to attend the Fall Conference in Costa Mesa. I assure you that your time will be well spent!
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 t is Opening Day for baseball season today. Once upon a time, the Legislature had a "season" that closely resembled the professional baseball season. There was a legislative Spring Training that ran from January through March. During this period of time the Legislature would receive the Governor's budget, new legislation would be introduced, legislative committees would be formed, informational hearings would take place, and newly elected legislators would get acquainted with procedures and learn their way around the Capitol. Much of the legislative activity lead up to the "real season" which would begin in April.
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