Reviewed September 17, 2026. This log explains substantive changes to the public account and the limits that remain.
| Earlier account | Current evidence and correction |
|---|---|
| APERS’s documented purchase was $15 million | Historical October 2025 purchase remains $15 million; September 7 custody positions total $25 million. Allocation among APERS-administered systems is unresolved. |
| ATRS funding was attributed to December 29, 2025 | That was the notice date. Bank records establish January 2, 2026 completion. |
| ATRS public reporting ended at manager funding | September production supplies transactions, cancellation, holdings through July and Q2 manager reporting. |
| ATRS’s full $50 million could be read as Israel Bonds | The completed security is $9.9 million within the funded account. July also shows U.S. Treasuries and cash. |
| $65 million / $115 million headlines | Retired as campaign headlines. APERS and ATRS are presented separately. The Treasury background comparison now labels $84.9 million as a conditional historical calculation and $125 million as a mixed-stage illustration. Neither is a confirmed minimum or same-day portfolio valuation. |
| Treasury processing treated as a purchase | The separate $10 million remains processing evidence and is excluded. |
| Blanket zero-analysis language | Aon manager advice, Treasury internal analysis and ATRS rating material exist. The question is decision-specific analysis and reliance. |
| A named lone dissenter or every itinerary stop treated as completed | No unsupported individual-vote claim is retained. Scheduled, participant-confirmed and seller-reported encounters are distinguished. |
| ASHERS treated as a current zero position or affirmative rejection | May and July 2025 agency statements are dated; neither establishes present holdings or the cause of non-adoption. |
Sources: APERS custody, ATRS funding, trade, July holdings, Treasury processing, Aon advice, Treasury analysis, ATRS rating source, itinerary, ASHERS July statement.
September 16 source clarifications
- APERS response: the September no-record statement now links to the September 8 request and September 9 reply, category 4, covering the specified February 14–September 7 records. The undated investment form is labeled separately from its receipt date. Read the request and response.
- ATRS cancellation: February 13 came from the filename and is no longer presented as the cancellation’s effective date. The exhibit’s account-information date is February 3; the exact cancellation date is not established. The February 17 completed replacement purchase is unchanged. Cancellation record.
- Treasury calculation: the $5 million row is a projection. The $50 million residual and mixed-date $84.9 million and $125 million calculations are now explicitly conditional, without “floor” terminology. Assumptions and source.
- Aon scope: the page 150 disclaimer limits the memo’s recommendations. It does not itself assign legal duties to trustees. The manager comparison is now available as a checked HTML table. Two-page memo.
- Historical PDF privacy: broker-account fields were removed from the May 2025 and November 2023 purchase-confirmation derivatives. The financial evidence and original URLs remain available. Original and replacement hashes and the reason are recorded in the download history. Originals are retained privately; this does not erase copies previously distributed.
- Context and locators: the SFOF speech is identified as unclaimed-property preparation, and the legislative calendar citation includes the page 3 recess qualification.
September 17: clearer explanations of the proposal
The Act pages and current handout now use simpler language to explain the same proposed safeguards. Detailed legal-review and implementation questions remain in the campaign’s working documents. Earlier dated downloads remain available as historical versions.
September 16 proposal development
The proposal now explains how the rules would apply when outside managers buy investments, pension systems share an account, or a system joins an outside fund. The pension system would publish the record within 30 calendar days of committing to the investment, showing settlement separately. Read the examples.
Dated downloads and external petition
Historical downloads retain their original dates and may contain superseded figures. Use the current evidence overview and printable policy brief for the revised account.
September 15, 2026: this revised evidence account was published, and the petition description and letter were updated to reflect these corrections and the prospective, issuer-neutral proposal. Read the current petition on Action Network. Email updates are selected by default; use “Edit Subscription Preferences” before signing to review or change that choice.
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