Missing data from Comptroller's On-line Pension Library

Sometimes pointing out missing data is a story all by itself.

The Comptroller has developed a website to give more transparency to city and pension finances. I'm afraid he has found out that delivering on that transparency is a lot more awkward than he thought. Check the index for the NYC Comptroller's On-line Pension Library.

The following are missing items:

1. NYCERS Investment Agendas
   1. June, 2011
   2. October, 2011
   3. June 26, 2012
   4. November 20, 2012
   5. December 18, 2012
2. NYCERS Investment Meeting Minutes
   1. All of 2011
   2. All of 2012
3. NYCERS regular meeting Minutes
   1. November, 2011
   2. December, 2011
   3. All of 2012
4. NYCERS Monthly Performance Report
   1. October, 2011
   2. June, 2012
   3. November, 2012
   4. December, 2012
5. Quarterly Reports (Dropped once before by Thompson after March, 2005)
   1. Q3 & Q4, 2011
   2. Q1, Q2, & Q3, 2012

The Comptroller's Pension Checkbook Checkbook Integration web page is also a joke.

The Comptroller was able to get the Police Pension Fund to participate in 2011 but NYCERS and TRS has left the Comptroller whistling in the dark since then.