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NMSA 9-15F-6. Trade ports advisory committee; duties
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The trade ports advisory committee must meet regularly and carry out several review, recommendation, consultation, and update-request duties.
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The trade ports advisory committee must meet regularly and carry out several review, recommendation, consultation, and update-request duties.
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The secretary has authority to handle trade port applications, approvals, rules, and related implementation actions.
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A public partner may enter a public-private partnership for a trade port project, but must give public notice, do pre-agreement review steps, and get required approvals before the agreement takes effect.
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Creates the trade ports development fund and sets rules for how it is administered and used.
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Chapter 9, Article 16 may be cited as the "Regulation and Licensing Department Act".
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The department and specified organizational units/officers have the powers and duties set out in the applicable laws, and the department may access nonconfidential records and information.
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This section exempts listed responsibilities of certain division directors and the savings and loan bureau chief from the superintendent of regulation and licensing’s authority.
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The construction industries commission’s listed responsibilities are expressly exempted from the superintendent’s authority.
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The mobile manufactured housing committee’s responsibilities under specified sections are exempt from the superintendent of regulation and licensing’s authority.
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The section creates the regulation and licensing department operating fund and requires monthly transfers of certain division money to the general fund.
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A mortgage regulatory fund is created, administered by the financial institutions division, invested by the state investment officer, and its money is appropriated for mortgage licensing laws.
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Creates the state financial regulation fund and assigns its administration and disbursement rules.
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The department must employ enforcement agents, the bureau chief and enforcement agents must meet certification qualifications, and the bureau chief and agents have peace officer powers and duties.
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The provision says the Act’s purpose is to create one unified department to administer certain laws and functions.
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This section defines “department” and “superintendent” for the Regulation and Licensing Department Act.
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The regulation and licensing department is created in the executive branch, and it is not a cabinet department.
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The governor appoints the superintendent of regulation and licensing, who serves at the governor’s pleasure.
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The superintendent manages the department, oversees staff, enforces the laws assigned to the department, and may issue rules and take administrative action, subject to stated limits and approvals.
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The superintendent must appoint division directors, and the governor must approve the appointments.
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The superintendent must create bureaus within each division as needed and appoint a chief for each bureau.