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United States — New Mexico
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The department must create and run a three-year kinship caregiver support pilot program, adopt rules by June 1, 2025, and send annual reports to the legislative finance committee.
United States — New Mexico
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This section states that the Act creates one unified department to administer aging-related laws and functions.
United States — New Mexico
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This section defines “department” and “secretary” for the Aging and Long-Term Services Department Act.
United States — New Mexico
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Creates the aging and long-term services department and gives the secretary power to organize it and its divisions.
United States — New Mexico
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The governor appoints the secretary of aging and long-term services with senate consent.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary manages the department, has broad powers, and must follow specific rulemaking, staffing, budgeting, and reporting procedures.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary must appoint division directors with the governor’s approval, and those directors are exempt from the Personnel Act.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary may create bureaus in the divisions when needed, and must employ a chief to head each bureau.
United States — New Mexico
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The listed divisions each have specific duties to support or administer department programs and services.
United States — New Mexico
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This section says Chapter 9, Article 24 NMSA 1978 may be cited as the Public Education Department Act.
United States — New Mexico
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Department units and their officers have the powers and duties given by the specific laws, the secretary keeps final decision-making authority, and the department may access nonconfidential records, data, and information from other state bodies and its own units.
United States — New Mexico
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Advisory committees may be created, must be appointed under the Executive Reorganization Act, and their members are paid only the amounts authorized by the Per Diem and Mileage Act.
United States — New Mexico
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The department, secretary, and governor are allowed to cooperate with the federal government and make certain education-program agreements or designations, but any single-state-agency designation must not violate state law.
United States — New Mexico
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The public education department must appoint the secretary of public education or a designee to the interagency behavioral health purchasing collaborative and ensure certain behavioral health services comply with Section 9-7-6.4.
United States — New Mexico
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On July 1, 2003, certain personnel, assets, contracts, and records were transferred to the public school facilities authority, and two officials had to jointly identify the employees and property involved.
United States — New Mexico
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The provision transfers the listed assets and records from the state department of public education to the public education department, makes the old department’s contracts binding on the new department, and updates several legal references to point to the new department or secretary.
United States — New Mexico
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The Act’s purpose is to create one unified department to administer the laws and functions previously handled by the state board of education and the state department of public education.
United States — New Mexico
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This section defines key terms used in the Public Education Department Act.
United States — New Mexico
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This section creates the public education department and gives the secretary power to organize it and move or combine functions between divisions and bureaus.
United States — New Mexico
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The governor appoints the secretary of public education with the senate’s consent.