LEGISLATION

Legislation

As required by the Constitution the Louisiana Legislature holds a Legislative Session each year. It can also hold Special Legislative Sessions that are traditionally called by the Governor.  LSERS is committed to providing information on legislation that affects the system and its members. Visit the Louisiana State Legislature website for more information on legislation.

LA State Legislature

Legislation

2026 Regular Legislative Session

The 2026 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature convenes at noon on Monday, 3/9/2026 and adjourns by 6:00 p.m. on Monday, 6/1/2026​. 

The following bills affecting LSERS and its members have been filed. For more information regarding each Bill, please click on the Bill number link below.  

Bill NumberAuthorSummaryBoard Position
SB20Senator Ed PriceThe proposed law repeals R.S. 11:102(E)(4), 102.3 and 1145.1 which affect the funding amortization method and the method for calculating the employer contribution rate.
SB16Senator Ed PriceThe proposed law reduces board education hours from 8 to 7 for investment, 4 to 2 hours for actuarial science and 2 to 1 hour for the laws, rules, and regulations.
HB27Representative Dixon McMakinRemoves requirement that a state retirement system receiving nonrecurring state monies apply those monies to its oldest outstanding unfunded accrued liability (UAL).
HB312Representative Jack McFarlandThe bill proposes to appropriate $4,784,189 for application to the balance of LSERS unfunded accrued liability.

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You also may check the status of any of the bills listed simply by clicking on the bill’s name in the list above.  That takes you to Louisiana Legislature’s website that lists the status of the bill, as well as other details about the bill.

Questions? Contact John W. Strange, Executive Counsel, by email jstrange@lsers.net or by telephone at 225.925.6484 or 1.800.256.3718 (if outside the Baton Rouge area).