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2001 Budget Analysis: Control Section 3.60


2001 Budget Analysis: Control Section 3.60

Legislative Analyst's Office
Analysis of the 2001-02 Budget Bill

Control Section 3.60 
This control section specifies the contribution rates for the various retirement classes of state employees in the Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS). The section also authorizes the
Department of Finance to adjust any appropriation in the budget bill as required to conform with changes in these rates. In addition, the section requires the State Controller to offset these
contributions with any surplus funds in the employer accounts of the retirement trust fund.
State Contribution Rates to PERS Expected to Increase 
We withhold recommendation on 2001-02 state contribution rates for retirement benefits pending (1) final determination of the actual rates to be applied in the budget year
and (2) receipt and review of information regarding the actuarial assumptions underlying the rates. 
Under current law, PERS is responsible for developing employer contribution rates each year based on actuarial analyses. When this Analysis was prepared, a final determination of the
2001-02 rates had not been made. However, we believe the state's costs more than likely will increase in 2001-02 because of enhanced retirement benefits for all state employees that became
effective January 1, 2000. Under the legislation that enhanced the benefits—Chapter 555, Statutes of 1999 (SB 400, Ortiz)—PERS was required to modify certain actuarial valuation methods in
order to recognize excess assets more quickly. As a result, the state's costs for the new benefits were partially offset, and the budget year is the first year that PERS recognizes the increased
liability in setting the state employer contribution rates. Based on the estimated state employee salary level, we estimate that each percentage point increase in the state's overall contribution rate
increases General Fund retirement costs approximately $55 million.
Consequently, we withhold recommendation pending final determination of 2001-02 rates and receipt and review of information from PERS regarding the actuarial assumptions underlying the
determined rates. This information is typically available in March or April.

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2001 Budget Analysis: Franchise Tax Board (1730)
Based on our review of the PAPDU, the Governor's budget proposal for this project ($19.5 million), when compared to information in the
PAPDU ($29.7 million), is underfunded by $10.2 million ($2.2 million General Fund and $8 million federal reimbursements). In addition, the PAPDU's project schedule is inconsistent with the
last information provided to the Legislature. For these reasons, we recommend that the board, in cooperation with DCSS, provide to the Legislature prior to budget hearings a project and
schedule update, an explanation of budget inconsistencies, and a revised budget proposal reflecting the funding required in the budget year.
Child Support Collection Program 
Our review of the board's California Arrearage Management Project indicates that the project (1) has exceeded its original costs and time frame for implementation, (2) did
not receive federal funding as originally anticipated, (3) may adversely affect implementation of the statewide California Child Support Automation System thereby
continuing federal penalties related to administrative costs, (4) may ultimately require development of another statewide arrearage system, and (5) resulted in funding
redirections and revised contracting strategies of which the Legislature was not notified. For this reason, we recommend that the board explain at budget hearings the
reasons it did not advise the Legislature of the denial of federal funds and the resultant General Fund redirection and contracting revisions.
In addition, we recommend the Legislature consider amending existing law to delay a portion of the board's arrearage collection time frame. We further recommend that the
board examine and report to the Legislature, prior to budget hearings, on the costs associated with deferring the arrearage collection time lines. 
The Governor's budget proposes $11.2 million to continue project development efforts for its child support arrearage collection system, the California Arrearage Management Project (CAMP).
This is the same amount as in the current year. The purpose of this system is to collect unpaid and overdue child support known as "arrearage."
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	 But this system doesn't work so well for computers. So another system was invented: hexadecimal, or "hex."

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Details on how a grant program would be administered, how counties would be selected, and what expenditures would be permitted.
A determination of whether the state or local governments would be responsible for providing ongoing system support, storage, maintenance, and equipment
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Development of criteria for evaluating touch screen voting systems once they are implemented.
An explanation of how the program would be coordinated with SOS, which generally has provided oversight for all election-related programs.
Information on how OPR expects to acquire the knowledge and experience to implement a pilot program that would build on, rather than duplicate, past
county touch screen voting pilot programs.

Analyst's Recommendation. For these reasons, we recommend the Legislature deny this proposal, for a General Fund savings of $40 million.

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