Rep. Matthew Hill Lies: 2006 Voting To Increase His Own TNGA Legislative Pension

HB3266/SB3178 Hill votes yes
Amendment #1 HA1608 withdrawn
Amendment#2 HA1593 Hill votes "yes"
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Tennessee General Assembly - HB3266/SB3178 Lesiglative Bill Summary

AMENDMENT #2 provides that on July 1, 2006, and each July 1 thereafter, the minimum retirement allowance provided under present law for general assembly members would be adjusted pursuant to the cost-of-living provisions of present law until the person has been retired for 12 months on July 1 next following December 31 as of which the adjustment is determined. The first adjustment would occur on November 7, 2006, for persons who are in service on the effective date of this bill.

Tennesseean.com: Last-minute pension increase was insulting:
Public didn’t get a chance to weigh in on issue before the legislature

Tennessean.com:Legislators give themselves gifts:
New rules help incumbents, give boost to lawmaker pensions

Hilly Boy's Decption: Did Hill Give Himself a Raise?

Hilly Boy's Deception:
Matthew Hill: He raised his pension and supports unions

2006 Tennessee House Journal - SB3178/HB3266. pp. 76-79.

In 2004, the TNGA voted to automatically tie the legislative pay received by members of the Tennessee General Assembly with any enacted legislation giving Tennessee state employees a pay raise --- be sure to ask Rep. Matthew Hill how he voted in 2006 on giving Tennessee state employees a pay raise.