§ 24-4-208 - Reduction of annuities when funds inadequate.
               	 		
24-4-208.    Reduction of annuities when funds inadequate.
    (a)    (1)  If,  at the end of any fiscal year, the total of the annuities paid during  the fiscal year from the State Division of the retirement reserve  account is more than twelve percent (12%) of the sum of the balances in  the State Division of the Arkansas Public Employees' Retirement System  of the employers' accumulation account and the retirement reserve  account at the end of the fiscal year, the annuities payable to state  retirants and beneficiaries in the ensuing fiscal year shall be reduced  pro rata.
      (2)  This reduction  shall be made in such a manner that the total of the annuities so  reduced shall not exceed twelve percent (12%) of the sum of the balances  in the State Division of the employers' accumulation account and the  retirement reserve account.
      (3)  The  pro rata reduction shall be applied to all annuities payable to state  retirants and beneficiaries during the ensuing fiscal year.
(b)    (1)  If,  at the end of any fiscal year, the total of the annuities paid during  the fiscal year from the Local Government Division of the Arkansas  Public Employees' Retirement System of the retirement reserve account is  more than twelve percent (12%) of the sum of the balances in the Local  Government Division of the employers' accumulation account and the  retirement reserve account at the end of the fiscal year, then the  annuities payable to county retirants and beneficiaries in the ensuing  fiscal year shall be reduced pro rata.
      (2)  This  reduction shall be made in such a manner that the total of the  annuities so reduced shall not exceed twelve percent (12%) of the sum of  the balances in the Local Government Division of the employers'  accumulation account and the retirement reserve account.
      (3)  The  pro rata reduction shall be applied to all annuities payable to local  government retirants and beneficiaries during the ensuing fiscal year.