Added Co-Sponsor Rep. Travis Weaver
Summary
The bill adds a new rule to the Illinois Pension Code that stops benefit or annuity payments to any member of a state retirement system who is indicted or charged with a felony that is connected to their service. If the person is later found not guilty, payments resume and the missed amounts plus interest are paid back; if convicted, the payments remain suspended and the individual only gets back any contributions they made. The measure also makes the new requirement an exempt mandate, meaning the state will not reimburse local entities for implementing it.
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