2026 Department of State Treasurer Administrative/Technical/Clarifying Changes.

Added a new section titled 'CONTRIBUTION-BASED BENEFIT CAP (CBBC) INVOICE/SECOND RETIREMENT' to address benefit caps and second retirement rules.

Removed draft committee headers, session dates, and sponsor information, and updated the bill status from 'Committee Substitute' to 'Ratified Bill'.

Adjusted line breaks and spacing within existing sections regarding military service and death benefits to align with final formatting standards.

The bill version number was updated from 4 to 5, and a new 'Fifth Edition Engrossed' date was added to the header.

Corrected repetitive wording and grammatical errors in the text regarding military service reinstatement.

Inserted a new provision allowing the restoration of previously forfeited military service credits if a member purchases the service later.

Updated the bill header to reflect the new edition number and Senate committee adoption date.

Added 'Third Edition Engrossed 6/2/26' and updated the page number from 2 to 3.

Updated the short title and purpose statement to explicitly mention modifying the authority of the Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operations.

Removed specific sponsor names (Representatives Wheatley and Carson Smith) and the complete list of referral committees from the header.

Removed the detailed list of referral committees (Health, Pensions and Retirement, Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House) from the header.

Updated the document version identifier from 'H1126-v-1' to 'H1126-v-2' and added a 'Committee Substitute Favorable' date stamp.

Adjusted line numbers and spacing in the header section to align with the new committee substitute format.

Reinstates previously forfeited military service credits for teachers and state employees who repurchase their service, effective January 1, 2027.

Mandates that employers remit all employer and employee contributions for the full period of military service when members return to work.

Exempts fully contributory death benefits for retired members from being offset against overpayments or erroneous payments.

Requires state officers and agencies to provide all requested information to legislative committees without denial, delay, redaction, or limitation.

Changed the document format from an amendment to a full bill and updated the short title to reflect the new substantive content.

The bill's title and subject matter were changed to focus on the Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operations instead of the Department of State Treasurer.

New requirements were added granting the Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operations full power to compel attendance and production of papers from state agencies, prohibiting denial, delay, or redaction of such information.

New language was inserted clarifying that confidential information obtained by the Commission is not considered a public record.

Minor technical corrections were made to the text regarding military service reinstatement and retirement system credits.