Section 1407 - Actuarial notes(a) Note required for bills.--Except as otherwise provided in subsection (f)(1), no bill proposing any change relative to a public employee pension or retirement plan shall be given second consideration in either House of the General Assembly, until the commission has attached an actuarial note prepared by an enrolled pension actuary which shall include a reliable estimate of the cost and actuarial effect of the proposed change in any such pension or retirement system.(b) Note required for amendments.--Except as otherwise provided in subsection (f)(2), no amendment to any bill concerning any public employee pension or retirement plan shall be considered by either House of the General Assembly until an actuarial note prepared by an enrolled pension actuary has been attached.(c) Preparation of note.--The commission shall select an enrolled pension actuary to prepare an actuarial note which shall include a reliable estimate of the financial and actuarial effect of the proposed change in any such pension or retirement system.(d) Contents of note.--The actuarial note shall be factual, and shall, if possible, provide a reliable estimate of both the immediate cost and effect of the bill and, if determinable or reasonably foreseeable, the long-range actuarial cost and effect of the measure.(e) Notes for proposed constitutional amendments.--The commission shall issue an actuarial note, prepared by an enrolled pension actuary, for any joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Pennsylvania which initially passes either House of the General Assembly. If said joint resolution is subsequently amended and passes either House of the General Assembly, a new actuarial note shall be prepared.(f) Effect of failure of commission to attach note.--(1) If the commission fails to attach an actuarial note within 20 legislative days after a bill proposing a change relative to a public employee pension or retirement plan has received first consideration in either House of the General Assembly, the bill may be further considered in the same manner as if the actuarial note had been attached to the bill.(2) If the commission fails to attach an actuarial note within 20 legislative days after an amendment to a bill proposing a change relative to a public employee pension or retirement has submitted to the commission, the amendment may be considered in the same manner as if the actuarial note had been attached to the amendment.1981, July 9, P.L. 208, No. 66, § 7, imd. effective. Amended 1991, Dec. 20, P.L. 393, No. 42, § 1, imd. effective.