United States — New Mexico
NMSA 77-9A-3. Rest stations; rules
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The board may make rules for operating rest stations for cattle or sheep being transported by truck.
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The board may make rules for operating rest stations for cattle or sheep being transported by truck.
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A person who violates Chapter 77, Article 9A or a related board rule on rest stations commits a misdemeanor and is sentenced under Section 31-19-1 if convicted.
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Livestock confined in a truck for 24 hours without feed, rest, and water must be unloaded and given adequate feed, water, and at least 5 hours’ rest; carcasses may not be dumped on public streets, roads, or highways.
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This section sets annual pay for elective state officers and gives $500 per day to an acting governor during the governor’s incapacity or absence.
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The legislature says a governor’s transition to another governor’s administration should be orderly and free of friction and confusion.
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If the governor-elect is a different person from the incumbent governor, the legislative council must provide office space, furniture, and equipment for the governor-elect and staff until the inauguration.
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The secretary of finance and administration must cooperate with the governor-elect and let the governor-elect’s staff fully access budget-related reports, hearings, information, and data.
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The lieutenant governor must help the public and state agencies work together, refer complaints to the proper agency, keep activity records, and file an annual report to the governor.
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The attorney general must give legal opinion and advice to the lieutenant governor when asked, and all state agencies must cooperate with the lieutenant governor.
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This section is repealed.
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This section is repealed.
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The secretary of state may appoint the chief clerk as assistant secretary, but the assistant secretary must give a $5,000 bond to the state and take an oath before starting duties.
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In the secretary’s absence, the assistant secretary may file required instruments and certify copies of them.
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The secretary of state must collect listed fees for specified records and services, and must not charge a fee for an oath of office or a notice of appointment to a vacancy in office when filed in that office.
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A bureau of elections is created within the secretary of state’s office, led by a director appointed by the secretary of state, and it must carry out election-administration duties assigned by the secretary of state under state election law.
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The secretary of state must distribute session law copies to specified New Mexico officials and agencies without charge, and must charge the normal private-sale price when replacing a lost volume.
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The secretary of state must take over responsibility for chartering corporations, and certain older references are read as references to the secretary of state.
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This section creates the department of justice and makes the attorney general its head.
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This section is repealed.
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If requested, the New Mexico attorney general must act as attorney for certain state officers or employees sued in a civil action arising from their official duties.