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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 9-11-2. Definitions

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    This section defines “department” and “secretary” for use in the Taxation and Revenue Department Act.

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    NMSA 9-11-3. Purpose

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    The Taxation and Revenue Department Act is meant to create one unified department to administer laws and carry out functions related to taxation, revenue, and vehicles charged to it.

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    NMSA 9-11-4

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    The New Mexico mounted patrol and its members must help enforce the law when requested and under the direction of state law enforcement or regulatory bodies, and may also serve as an official bodyguard for the governor or distinguished visitors when called by the governor.

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    NMSA 9-11-5

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    The New Mexico law enforcement academy may approve the basic training program for New Mexico mounted patrol members, and members who started active service before July 1, 1983 are exempt from the basic training requirement.

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    NMSA 9-11-6. Secretary; duties and general powers

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    The secretary must run the department, enforce the laws assigned to the department, and carry out listed management duties; the secretary also has certain powers and may take some actions only with required approvals.

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    NMSA 9-11-6.1. Additional powers of secretary

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    The secretary may set fees by regulation, but must notify the legislative finance committee first. Fees for these services cannot be charged to people who do not use the service.

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    NMSA 9-11-6.4. Electronic filing and payment

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    The department may require electronic or optical filing and payment instead of paper or cash, and it can apply that requirement to some classes of persons but not others.

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    NMSA 9-11-7

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    This section is titled “Law Enforcement Training.”

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    NMSA 9-11-8. Division directors

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    Each division in the department must have a director, and the secretary appoints directors with the governor’s approval.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 9-14-1. Short title

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    This section says Sections 1 through 7 may be cited as the "Executive Planning Act".

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    NMSA 9-14-2. Purpose

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    This section says the Executive Planning Act is meant to create a coordinated and effective planning system for New Mexico.

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    NMSA 9-14-4. Community development block grants

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    The local government division must administer the community development block grant programs, and the New Mexico community development council determines who receives awards and how much they get.

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    NMSA 9-15-1. Short title

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    This section says Sections 9-15-1 through 9-15-36 NMSA 1978 may be cited as the Economic Development Department Act.

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