Utah Code

Utah Code § 49-11-618 (2026)

Members and beneficiaries subject to chapter -- Furnishing of information -- Confidentiality of information

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Every member, retiree, participant, covered individual, alternate payee, and beneficiary is subject to this chapter, rules made by the board or office, board actions, resolutions, policies, and procedures adopted under this title.
Each member, retiree, participant, covered individual, alternate payee, and beneficiary shall furnish to the office any information required to carry out the purposes of this title.
All data in the possession of the office is confidential, and may not be divulged by the office except as permitted by board action.
All data in the possession of the office or divulged pursuant to board action shall be used for the sole purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of this title.

Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 250, 2002 General Session

Notes of Decisions
Cited in 6 cases, 2007–2013 · leading case: Terry v. Ret. Bd., 2007 UT App 87, 157 P.3d 362.
Terry v. Ret. Bd., 2007 UT App 87, 157 P.3d 362. · cites it 2× “" Utah Code Ann. § 49-11-618 (3) (2002). The legislature's use of the word "shall" makes the Board's initial review mandatory, and the statute grants the Board the authority to adopt its own rules governing the review.”
Kramer v. State Ret. Bd., 2008 UT App 351, 195 P.3d 925. · cites it 2× “[PEHP] has standing to bring this action against [the Kramers] pursuant to Utah Code Ann. § 49-11-618 . 2. The [Subrogation Clause] is legally enforceable.”
Bailey v. Ret. Bd., 2012 UT App 365, 294 P.3d 577. “§ 49-11-618(4). ¶ 5 Here, Bailey challenges the Board's ruling that she did not meet her burden to prove a total physical disability as shown by objective medical findings.”
Ramsay v. Kane Cnty. Human Resource Special Serv. Dist., 2012 UT App 97, 276 P.3d 1174. · cites it 3× “§ 49-11-618(1)(b)-(d). The hearing officer's review shall comply with the "procedures and requirements" of the UAPA, and "[the [BJoard shall review and approve or deny all decisions of the hearing officer.”
Gunn v. Utah State Ret. Bd., 2007 UT App 4, 155 P.3d 113. · cites it 2× “Utah Code Ann. § 49-11-618 (1)(a)-(d) (Supp.”
Bhatia v. Ret. Bd., 2013 UT App 103, 302 P.3d 140. · cites it 2× “See Utah Code Ann. § 49-11-618 (4) (LexisNexis Supp.”
Utah Code § 49-11-618(1)(b): 1 case
Ramsay v. Kane Cnty. Human Resource Special Serv. Dist., 2012 UT App 97, 276 P.3d 1174. “§ 49-11-618(1)(b)-(d). The hearing officer's review shall comply with the "procedures and requirements" of the UAPA, and "[the [BJoard shall review and approve or deny all decisions of the hearing officer.”
Utah Code § 49-11-618(2)(b): 1 case
Ramsay v. Kane Cnty. Human Resource Special Serv. Dist., 2012 UT App 97, 276 P.3d 1174. “§ 49-11-618(1)(b)-(d). The hearing officer's review shall comply with the "procedures and requirements" of the UAPA, and "[the [BJoard shall review and approve or deny all decisions of the hearing officer.”
Utah Code § 49-11-618(4): 1 case
Bailey v. Ret. Bd., 2012 UT App 365, 294 P.3d 577. “§ 49-11-618(4). ¶ 5 Here, Bailey challenges the Board's ruling that she did not meet her burden to prove a total physical disability as shown by objective medical findings.”
Utah Code § 49-11-618(7): 1 case
Ramsay v. Kane Cnty. Human Resource Special Serv. Dist., 2012 UT App 97, 276 P.3d 1174. “§ 49-11-618(1)(b)-(d). The hearing officer's review shall comply with the "procedures and requirements" of the UAPA, and "[the [BJoard shall review and approve or deny all decisions of the hearing officer.”
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