House Bill No. by Representative Kerner amends and reenacts specific provisions related to the state examiner and deputy state examiner of municipal fire and police civil service in Louisiana. The bill establishes the roles of both positions, requiring that the state examiner and deputy state examiner be residents and qualified voters of the state with experience in personnel administration, classification, or employment testing in a classified civil service system. The bill specifies that both positions will serve on a full-time basis and will receive salaries set by the State Civil Service Commission according to its uniform pay plan.

Significant changes include the removal of previous stipulations regarding the pay range assignments for both the state examiner and deputy state examiner, which were previously tied to the pay range of the deputy director of state civil service. The bill also clarifies that the state examiner will be compensated for traveling and living expenses while away from their residence, a provision that is similarly extended to the deputy state examiner. Overall, the bill aims to streamline the compensation structure and clarify the responsibilities associated with these positions within the municipal fire and police civil service framework.

Statutes affected:
HB377 Original: 33:2479(D)
HB377 Engrossed: 33:2479(D)
HB377 Enrolled: 33:2479(D)
HB377 Act 546: 33:2479(D)