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(a) In any county in which the assets of the retirement
system exceed eight hundred million dollars ($800,000,000), the board
of supervisors may, by resolution, establish a board of investments.
The board shall consist of nine members, one of whom shall be the
county treasurer. The second and third members shall be general
members of the association elected by the general membership of the
association for a three-year term. The fourth member shall be a
safety member elected by the safety membership of the association for
a three-year term. The eighth member shall be a retired member of
the association elected by the retired membership of the association
for a three-year term. The fifth, sixth, seventh, and ninth members
shall be qualified electors of the county who are not connected with
county government in any capacity, and shall be appointed by the
board of supervisors. They shall also have had significant experience
in institutional investing, either as investment officer of a bank,
or trust company; or as investment officer of an insurance company,
or in an active, or advisory, capacity as to investments of
institutional or endowment funds. The first person chosen as a fifth,
sixth, or seventh member shall serve for a three-year term, the
second person chosen shall serve a four-year term, and the third
person chosen shall serve a two-year term. The first person appointed
as the ninth member shall serve a one-year term. Thereafter, all
terms of all appointed members shall be three years.
(b) The board of investments shall be responsible for all
investments of the retirement system.