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Data protection in United States — New Mexico

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148 matching statutes

  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 63-9A-21. Commission review of impacts

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    The commission must review the Act’s impacts every three years, report its findings to the legislature, and may have to regulate basic local exchange service after July 31, 2023 if it finds reregulation is needed after a hearing.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 1-9-7.7. Voting systems; technical requirements

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    Voting systems certified for use in state elections must meet a list of technical requirements, including audit serial numbers, protective covers, portability for heavier systems, non-networked operation, public ballot counts, printing capabilities, and report export.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 59A-22-34. Newly born children coverage

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    Health insurance policies in this section must cover a newborn child from birth, and some policies must offer an option to add newborn coverage if family-member coverage is not already provided.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 9-15-2. Findings and purpose

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    The legislature states that New Mexico needs economic diversification and says the Economic Development Department Act creates a cabinet-level department to support economic development, business recruitment, expansion, retention, and related programs.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 59A-46-38. Newly born children coverage

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    Health maintenance organization contracts must cover newly born children from birth, and some contracts may require notice and payment within 31 days after birth to keep coverage from birth.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 22-10A-19.2. Educator accountability report

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    The department must create and use an educator accountability reporting system and issue an annual statewide report; preparation programs must submit required data, and public post-secondary institutions must adopt and disseminate the report by November 1 each year.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 58-13C-411. Post-registration requirements

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    This section sets post-registration rules for broker-dealers and investment advisers, including reporting, recordkeeping, custody limits, audits, possible security requirements, and continuing education.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 58-10-12. Approval of application for charter

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    The supervisor may not approve a charter application unless required findings are made, associations must secure and file proof of account insurance before starting business, and unauthorized insurance representations are prohibited.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 74-6-9. Powers of constituent agencies

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    Each constituent agency is allowed to investigate, inspect, report on, and help address water pollution, and the department has specific reporting and pre-remediation duties.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 50-9-12. Adoption of regulations; notice and hearing

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    The board must hold a hearing before adopting, amending, or repealing regulations, and must give advance notice and allow public input. The secretary may use an emergency regulation process for employee danger, with later follow-up rulemaking deadlines.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 9-7-18. Drug testing for health care providers in state health care

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    Health care providers in state health care facilities must be tested for drugs and alcohol before employment and may be subject to random or suspicion-based testing; the health department must issue rules, keep test results confidential, and good-faith reporters are protected from civil liability.

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