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The document outlines proposed changes to the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS) legislation, focusing on House Bill 69 and Senate Bill 3 introduced in 2011. It discusses reasons for changes, funding measures, and compares current versus proposed benefits. Key issues include increasing retiree longevity, funding challenges, and adjustments to eligibility and benefit formulas. The document also details transition plans for different member groups, additional proposed changes such as disability program reforms and minimum earnable salary increases, and an action plan for communication and implementation.

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