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United States — New Mexico
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This section creates the department of information technology and sets out three divisions. It also lets the secretary organize the department and divisions and transfer or merge functions between divisions for efficiency and economy.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary of information technology is appointed by the governor with senate consent and serves as the state’s chief information officer.
United States — New Mexico
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The secretary runs the department, has listed powers over department operations and IT oversight, and agencies must submit IT plans and conduct certain background checks.
United States — New Mexico
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This section creates the information technology rate committee and requires it to review, approve, present, and implement rate and fee schedules.
United States — New Mexico
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Department units and officers named by law get the powers and duties given in the related statutes, but the secretary supervises their work and keeps final decision-making authority. The department also has access to certain executive branch information records unless they are specifically confidential by law.
United States — New Mexico
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This section is repealed.
United States — New Mexico
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The commission is terminated on July 1, 2017, but it must keep operating under the Department of Information Technology Act until July 1, 2018; Section 9-27-9 is repealed on that later date.
United States — New Mexico
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This section says the act may be cited as the Cybersecurity Act.
United States — New Mexico
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This section defines key terms used in the Cybersecurity Act.
United States — New Mexico
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The section creates a cybersecurity office, places it under the department of information technology, and gives it oversight, management, and cybersecurity-related powers.
United States — New Mexico
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The section creates the state chief information security officer position and says it must be a classified position under Personnel Act rules.
United States — New Mexico
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Creates a cybersecurity advisory committee and sets its membership, duties, meeting schedule, reporting duties, and funding rules.
United States — New Mexico
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This section says Sections 1 through 6 of the act may be cited as the "Homeland Security and Emergency Management Department Act."
United States — New Mexico
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The Act’s purpose is to create a department that coordinates homeland security and emergency management, serves as the state’s main coordinating agency for emergencies and disasters, and channels federal assistance. The department is to be treated as a criminal justice law enforcement agency for those purposes.
United States — New Mexico
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This section defines “department” and “secretary” for the Homeland Security and Emergency Management Department Act.
United States — New Mexico
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The department is created, led by a secretary, and the secretary has broad powers and duties to run the department, enforce the laws, make rules, hire staff, and appoint division directors with the governor’s consent.
United States — New Mexico
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The department must carry out a set of homeland security and emergency management duties.
United States — New Mexico
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The department may cooperate with federal agencies and make agreements for homeland security and emergency management programs, and the governor may designate the department as the single state agency in those programs.
United States — New Mexico
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This section transfers specified personnel, property, and related obligations to the homeland security and emergency management department, and updates certain legal references to new names.
United States — New Mexico
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Chapter 9, Article 29 NMSA 1978 may be cited as the “Early Childhood Education and Care Department Act.”