Board of trustees of the State Employees' Annual Leave Trust Fund.

Utah Code § 67-19f-202, under Part 67-19f-2: Oversight and Board of Trustees.

Utah Code § 67-19f-202

67-19f-202. Board of trustees of the State Employees' Annual Leave Trust Fund.

(1) There is created a board of trustees of the State Employees' Annual Leave Trust Fund composed of the following three members: the state treasurer or the state treasurer's designee; the director of the Division of Finance or the director's designee; and the executive director of the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget or the executive director's designee. The state treasurer is chair of the board. Three members of the board is a quorum. A member may not receive compensation or benefits for the member's service, but may receive per diem and travel expenses as allowed in: Section; 63A-3-106 Section; and 63A-3-107 rules made by the Division of Finance according to Sectionsand. 63A-3-106 63A-3-107 Except as provided in Subsection, the state treasurer shall staff the board of trustees. (1)(e)(ii) The Division of Finance shall provide accounting services for the trust fund.

(2) The board shall: on behalf of the state, act as trustee of the trust fund created under Sectionand exercise the state's fiduciary responsibilities; 67-19f-201 meet at least twice per year; review and approve the policies, projections, rules, criteria, procedures, forms, standards, performance goals, and actuarial reports for the trust fund; review and approve the budget for the trust fund; review financial records for the trust fund, including trust fund receipts, expenditures, and investments; and do any other things necessary to perform the state's fiduciary obligations under the trust fund.

(3) The board may: commission and obtain actuarial studies of the liabilities for the trust fund; and for purposes of the trust fund, establish labor additive rates to charge for the administrative expenses of the trust fund.

(4) The attorney general shall: act as legal counsel and provide legal representation to the board of trustees; and attend, or direct an attorney from the Office of the Attorney General to attend, each meeting of the board of trustees.