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Salary and Benefit Resolution, May 31, 2012

​Salary and Benefit Resolution, May 31, 2012

WHEREAS, the California Citizens Compensation Commission was established by the voters' passage of Proposition 112 on June 5, 1990; and
 
WHEREAS, Proposition 112 directs the Commission to establish the annual salary and the medical, dental, insurance and other benefits for the State's elected officers; and
 
WHEREAS, Proposition 112 directs the Commission to consider specified criteria in establishing these salaries and benefits, including the compensation received by other elected and appointed officials in California, and the judiciary; be it
 
RESOLVED, that effective December 3, 2012, the annual salaries and benefits for State officers shall be as follows:
 
  1. The current annual salaries for State officers shall be:
     
    Annual salary by State officer
    State Officer​Annual Salary 
    Governor$165,288
    ​Lieutenant Governor​$123,965
    ​Attorney General​$143,571
    ​Controller​$132,230
    ​Treasurer​$132,230
    ​Secretary of State​​$123,965
    ​Superintendent of Public Instruction$143,571
    ​Insurance Commissioner$132,230
    ​Member, Board of Equalization$123,965
    ​Members, State Legislature$ 90,526​
    ​Assembly Speaker/Senate President pro Tem​$104,105
    ​Minority Floor Leader​$104,105
    ​Majority Floor Leader​$ 97,315
    ​Second Ranking Minority Leader​​$ 97,315

     

  2. State officers shall continue to be eligible for health benefits under the Public Employees' Medical and Hospital Care Act. The State contributions toward monthly premiums shall be reduced twenty (20) percent from the amounts that are made for State employees who are designated managerial under Section 18801.1 of the Government Code.
     
  3. State officers other than members of the Legislature shall continue to be eligible for the dental, vision, life insurance, and employee assistance programs that are provided to State employees who are designated managerial under Section 18801.1 of the Government Code. The State contributions toward monthly premiums shall be reduced eighteen (18) percent from the plan year 2009 amounts that are made for these employees. State Officer other than members of the Legislature shall continue to be eligible for legal services, flexible benefits, long-term care, and deferred compensation programs. These programs have no State contribution and none shall be made for these State officers, except as authorized by the Commission.
     
     
  4. Members of the Legislature shall continue to be eligible for the dental, vision, long-term disability, life insurance, and employee assistance programs. The State contributions toward monthly premiums shall be reduced eighteen (18) percent from the amounts in effect on July 1, 2009. Members of the Legislature shall continue to be eligible for legal services, long-term disability, flexible benefits, long-term care, and deferred compensation programs. These programs have no State contribution and none shall be made for these State officers, except as authorized by the Commission.
     
     
  5. Members of the Legislature shall no longer receive any of the existing benefits under the existing automobile policy including but not limited to allowance, insurance, repairs, gas and oil, and a leased automobile. Members of the Legislature shall receive an automobile allowance of $300.00 per month.
     
     
     
  6. Members of the Legislature shall continue to receive Per Diem at $141.86 per qualifying day which is an eighteen (18) percent reduction. 

 

 

WE, the undersigned members of the California Citizens Compensation Commission hereby approve this Resolution on the 31st day of May, 2012.
 

Abstain /s/ Tom Dalzell

Tom Dalzell, Chair
 
/s/ Charles Murray
Charles Murray, Member
 
/s/ Ruth Lopez Novodor
Ruth Lopez Novodor, Member
 
/s/ Scott Somers
Scott Somers, Member
 
/s/ John Stites, II
John Stites, II, Member
 
/s/ Kathy Sands
Kathy Sands, Member
 
/s/ Wilma Wallace
Wilma Wallace, Member
  

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