Investment Performance Authority

Summary

The bill sets up a new Investment Performance Authority, a special‑purpose entity that can invest designated public money in a broader range of securities to earn higher returns. A portion of the investment earnings would be earmarked for child‑care assistance for families with low incomes, and state agencies could choose to have their money managed by the Authority. The law also establishes a seven‑member board to govern the Authority.

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