Board Meeting Agenda July 8-9 2010

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STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

July 8 - 9, 2010
12:00 Noon
Or Upon Adjournment or Recess of the Governance and
Investment Committees Meetings, Whichever is Later

Auditorium, Milton Marks Conference Center
455 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102

BOARD MEMBERS
Jeanne L. Cain, Chair
Sheryl A. Chalupa
Daniel M. Curtin
John C. Duncan (Ex-Officio)
Donald E. Garcia
Sen. Michael J. Machado (Ret.)
Lawrence E. Mulryan
Francis E. Quinlan
Steven L. Rank
Thomas E. Rankin
James S. Richardson
William M. Zachry

 

AGENDA

OPEN SESSION July 8, 2010 @ 12 Noon
     
Action/Jeanne Cain 1. Call to Order and Roll Call
     

Information/Jeanne Cain

2. Antitrust Admonition
     
    Attachment
     
  3.

Public Comment on Appropriateness of Closed Session for Items 5 thru 13

     
CLOSED SESSION July 8, 2010 @ 1 p.m.
     
Action/Jeanne Cain 4.

Approval of May 20-21, 2010 Closed Meeting Minutes
Approval of June 21-23, 2010 Closed Meeting Minutes

     

Information/ Doug Stewart,
Shaun Coyne, Jay Stewart,
Harrison Jerome and Andreas Acker

5.

Update on Three Year Plan
[Government Code section 11126(j)(4)]

     

Information/ Carol Newman
and Suzanne Ah-Tye

6.

Pending and Potential Litigation
[Government Code sections 11126(e), (j)(4)]

     
 
a.

California Attorneys, Administrative Law Judges and Hearing Officers in State Employment et al.
v. Arnold Schwarzenegger et al.,
In the Supreme Court of the State of California, S182581

     
 
b.

SEIU Local 1000 et al. v. Arnold Schwarzenegger et al.,
Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, Division 2, A126525

     

Information/Frank Quinlan

7.

Significant Open Audits Report
[Government Code sections 11126(j)(2), (3) and (4)]

     

Action/Jeanne Cain and
Andreas Acker

8.

Personnel Matters
[Government Code sections 11126(a), (j)(4)]

     
 
a.

National Search for President and CEO

 
b.
Workforce Plan
 
c.
Implementation of HR Programs
 
d.
Fringe Benefits
 
e.
Management-Labor Relations
     
Information/Jim Neary,
Linda Hoban and
Carol Newman
9.

Loss Adjustment Expense
[Government Code section 11126(j)(4)]

     
Information/Jim Neary 10.

Enterprise Risk Management Overview
[Government Code section 11126(j)(4)]

     
CLOSED SESSION July 9, 2010 @ 8:30 a.m.
     
Information/Jim Neary and
Linda Hoban
11.

Alternative Dispute Resolution
[Government Code section 11126(j)(4)]

     
Information/Tom Clark,
Diane Lawrence and
John Barbieri
12.

Group Business Strategic Plan
[Government Code section 11126(j)(4)]

     

Information/Linda Hoban,
Pat Quintana, Carol Newman
and Jay Stewart

13.

State Contracts
[Government Code section 11126(j)(4)]

     
OPEN SESSION July 9, 2010 @ 12 noon or upon adjournment or recess of the Closed Session whichever is later
     
Action/Jeanne Cain 14. Call to Order and Roll Call
     
Action/Jeanne Cain 15. Consent Calendar1
     
 
a.
Approval of May 20-21, 2010 Open Meeting Minutes
Approval of June 21-23, 2010 Open Meeting Minutes
     
    Attachment
     
    Attachment (To be handed out at the meeting)
     
 
b.
Board Member Training Opportunities and Approval of Planned Board Member Training
     
    Attachment
     
 
c.
Renewal of Expiring 3rd Quarter Insurance Policies
     
    Attachment
     
 
d.
Approval of Retirement Resolutions Nos. 920  –  928
(Wright, Anticevich, Balandra, Black, Mackey, Oiwa, Womble, Edora, Mosher)
     
    Attachment (originals available for signature at meeting)
     
Information/Peter Guastamachio 16. Peer Analysis on 2009 Investment Results
     
Information/Jay Stewart 17. Financial Update—2nd Quarter 2010 Forecast (Oral)
     
Information/Peter Guastamachio 18. U.S. Economic Outlook/Impact on California
     
Action/Stephanie Chan 19. Ratification of Investment Transactions
     
 
a.
Bond Transactions
     
    Attachment
     
 
b.
Compliance Report
     
    Attachment
   
Information/Doug Stewart 20. Interim President’s Report
     
 
a.
Update on State Fund (Oral)
     

Information/Andreas Acker

21. Report on Leave Accruals
     
  22. Committee Reports
     
Action/Frank Quinlan
a.
Audit Committee Update (Oral)
     
   

(i)  Model Audit Rule

(ii)  Enterprise Risk Management Controls

(iii)  Closed Audit Report

     
Action/Jeanne Cain
b.
Governance Committee Update (Oral)
     
   

(i)  Board Evaluations

(ii)  Update on Award Recognition Program

(iii)  Board/Management October Strategic Planning Meeting

     

Information/Mike Machado

c.
Investment Committee Update (Oral)
     
    (i)  Portfolio Results
     
Action/Jeanne Cain 23. Review and Recommendation on Board Training (Oral)
     

Information/Jeanne Cain

24. Chair’s Report (Oral)
     
 
a.
Update on President and CEO Search (Amended)
     
Information 25. Board Member Reports (Oral)
     
Information 26. Proposals and Suggestions for September, 2010 Agenda (Oral)
     
Information 27. Public Comment
     
  Next Board of Directors Meetings:  September 9-10, 2010
     

1 Items on the Consent Calendar include routine actions or matters already considered by a committee of the Board and will be enacted by one motion and one vote. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Board Member or the public so requests. It is in the Board’s discretion to remove items already considered by a committee of the Board from the Consent Calendar. Any item removed from the Consent Calendar will be considered in its normal sequence on the agenda. If you wish to have an item removed from the Consent Calendar, please submit a speaker card or make your request at the time the Board Chairperson asks if any member of the public wishes to remove an item from consent. After an item, if any, removed from the Consent Calendar has been discussed, the Board will vote to approve all items remaining on the Consent Calendar.

 

Note: Items designated for information are appropriate for Board/Committee action if the Board/Committee wishes to take action. Any agenda item from a properly noticed Committee meeting held immediately prior to this Board meeting may be considered by the Board. Agenda items may be taken out of order with the approval of the Chairperson. Public comment will be limited to three (3) minutes per speaker and ten (10) minutes per subject item.

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