The bill titled "An Act regarding the disability pension of Christopher Taylor" seeks to provide specific pension benefits to Christopher Taylor, a retired police officer from the Town of Saugus, who is totally and permanently incapacitated due to injuries sustained in the line of duty. The Saugus retirement board is mandated to increase his accidental disability retirement allowance to match the regular compensation he would have received had he continued his service until death or reaching mandatory retirement age. The bill also stipulates that all pension payments made under this act will be non-taxable to the extent allowed by state and federal law. Additionally, it outlines that upon reaching mandatory retirement age, Taylor will receive a pension equal to 80% of his last compensation.

Furthermore, the bill provides for indemnification of all hospital and medical expenses incurred due to his injuries, and it ensures that if Taylor passes away while married, his spouse will receive 75% of his pension until her death. In the event that both Taylor and his spouse die before their children reach 18, the pension payments will be distributed to surviving children under certain conditions, including those who are permanently incapacitated or enrolled as full-time students. The bill emphasizes that these benefits will be funded and administered by the Saugus retirement board, consistent with Chapter 32 of the General Laws, while exempting certain sections of that chapter from applying to this case.