2018 Vermont Statutes
Title 16 - Education
Chapter 61 - Commission On Public School Employee Health Benefits
§ 2103 Duties of the Commission

Universal Citation: 16 V.S.A. § 2103

§ 2103. Duties of the Commission

(a) The Commission shall determine the percentage of the premium for individual, two-person, parent-child, and family coverage under a health benefit plan that shall be borne by each school employer and the percentage that shall be borne by participating employees.

(1) The premium responsibility percentages shall remain in effect for the entire plan year.

(2) Each school employer shall be responsible for paying, on behalf of all of its participating school employees, the applicable percentages of premium costs as determined by the Commission.

(3) The premium responsibility percentages for each plan tier shall be the same for all participating employees.

(b)(1) The Commission shall determine the amount of school employees' out-of-pocket expenses for which the school employer and the school employees shall be responsible, and whether school employers shall establish a health reimbursement arrangement, a health savings account, both, or neither, for their participating employees.

(2) The Commission also shall determine the extent to which the employer or employee shall bear first dollar responsibility for out-of-pocket expenses if using a health reimbursement arrangement and whether the balance in a participating employee's health reimbursement arrangement shall roll over from year to year.

(3) The school employers' and school employees' responsibilities for out-of-pocket expenses for each plan tier shall be the same for all participating employees.

(c) The Commission may make recommendations regarding health benefit plan design to any intermunicipal insurance association that offers health benefit plans to entities providing educational services pursuant to 24 V.S.A. chapter 121, subchapter 6.

(d) The Commission shall not make any determinations regarding school employer or school employee responsibilities with respect to stand-alone vision or dental benefits. (Added 2018, No. 11 (Sp. Sess.), § H.18.)

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