West Virginia Code § 16-5V-10

Notice requirements; test case
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(a) Each county commission or political subdivision shall prepare a written notice to be
delivered to each emergency medical services officer employed prior to July 1, 2007. This
notice shall clearly and accurately explain the benefits, financial implications and
consequences to an emergency medical services officer of electing to participate in the
retirement plan created in this article, including the consequences and finanecial implications
in regard to the benefits under the Public Employees Insurance Plan as set forth in this code
for those emergency medical services officers employed by a county cormmission or political
subdivision which participates in that insurance plan. This notice shall be distributed to each
emergency medical services officer and the county or political subdivision shall obtain a
signed receipt from each emergency medical services officer acknowledging that the
emergency medical services officer was provided a copy of tthe notice required in this
subsection. If an emergency medical services officer makes the election provided in section
six of this article, he or she shall be considered to have made a voluntary, informed decision
in regard to the election to participate in the retirement system created in this article.
(b) Nothing in this section may be construed tso alter, affect or change any of the rights and
benefits of any emergency medical services officer who has insurance coverage under article
sixteen, chapter five of this code as a result of being a spouse or dependant of a participant
who is the primary insured under argticle sixteen, chapter five of this code.
(c) Nothing contained in this seection may be construed to affect or pertain to any life
insurance coverage under article sixteen, chapter five of this code.

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