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REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NORTH AMERICA 47<br />

(J) Section 6.05, Lump Sum Payments, is amended to allow amounts other<br />

payable as a lump sum to be directly rolled over to an individual retirement<br />

account or another qualified retirement plan.<br />

(K) Seaion 6.06, Death Benefits,is amended to provide the payment <strong>of</strong><br />

surviving spouse benefits in the form <strong>of</strong> joint and survivor annuity contracts with<br />

term certain or cash refund guarantees. Additionally, this sectionis amended to<br />

clarify the annuity benefit that may be paid to children or other contingent<br />

beneficiaries after the death <strong>of</strong> a participant' s spouse (the Plan's automatic<br />

primary beneficiary), or after an unmarried participant's death if the<br />

participant's benefit was paid in the form <strong>of</strong> a term certain annuity or a cash<br />

refund annuity. Additionally, this section is amended to clarify thatlife<br />

insurance proceeds are credited to the deceased Participant's Uniform<br />

Contributions Account to partially fund the death benefits provided by the Plan.<br />

Finally, this sectionis amended to clarify that death benefits paid to a surviving<br />

spouse or non spouse beneficiary (such as children) are paid in an annuity form,<br />

unless the surviving spouse or non spouse beneficiary (or guardian <strong>of</strong> a minor<br />

child or children) elects in writing that up to forty percent (40%) <strong>of</strong> the death<br />

benefit be paid in a lump sum (or in the case <strong>of</strong> a surviving spouse, a direct<br />

rollover to an individual retirement account).<br />

(L) Seaion 6.09, Direa Rollover Distributions,is added to provide for direct<br />

rollovers to individual retirement accounts or another qualified retirement plan.<br />

(M) Seaion 9.03, Nonassignability,is amended to provide that benefits may be<br />

paid under the Plan to a spouse, former spouse or dependent child or<br />

dependent children pursuant to a qualified domestic relations order pursuant to<br />

Seaion 414(p) <strong>of</strong> the Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Department<br />

regulations and rulings thereunder.<br />

(N) Seaion 11.01, Voluntary Nondeductible Employee Contributions,is<br />

amended to refer to the $150,000 annual limit on compensation that may be<br />

recognized by the Plan (by a cross-reference to Section 3.03).<br />

(O) Seaion 11.03 is deleted because retroactive voluntary nondeductible<br />

contributions could cause the Plan to exceed the annual additions limit in<br />

Seaion 415 <strong>of</strong> the Internal Revenue Code (which is a limitation in this Plan<br />

under Plan Seaion 10.01).<br />

Respectfully submitted,<br />

Don Lamont, Vice Chairman<br />

Donald R. McBurney<br />

Dean O'Neill<br />

Brian Roulin<br />

Shane Shoop<br />

A. Wayne Duffield, Secretary<br />

Godfrey Franklin led in prayer in behalf <strong>of</strong> Frances McCracken, wife <strong>of</strong><br />

J. Paul McCracken, who was scheduled for eye surgery in half an hour.

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