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NMSA 9-2A-13. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 9-2A-14. Juvenile justice programs; federal grants; advisory
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A juvenile justice advisory committee appointed under the federal act must advise the department, except when it serves as the supervisory board under that act and applicable regulations.
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NMSA 9-2A-14.1. Juvenile continuum grant fund; created; purpose;
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This section creates a juvenile continuum grant fund, assigns the children, youth and families department to administer it, and sets rules for grant applications and disbursements.
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NMSA 9-2A-15. Juvenile justice advisory committee; legislative findings
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The legislature says the juvenile justice advisory committee must be given explicit power to keep doing its duties administering federal funds if that funding is to continue.
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NMSA 9-2A-16. Functions of juvenile justice advisory committee and
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The juvenile justice advisory committee has limited policymaking, planning, and review powers over listed federal-program functions, and the department handles the budget, evaluation, monitoring, and grants administration functions.
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NMSA 9-2A-17. Correctional officers; children, youth and families
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Certain correctional officers may act with peace officer powers for arrests and law enforcement when the statute’s conditions are met.
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NMSA 9-2A-18. Correctional officers; children, youth and families
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Correctional officers in the children, youth and families department must meet listed qualifications.
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NMSA 9-2A-19. Short title
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Sections 9-2A-19 through 9-2A-22 may be cited as the “Youth Alliance Act.”
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NMSA 9-2A-2. Purpose
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This section says the Department is established to run certain child, youth, and family functions and to support related state policy, advocacy, and coordination.
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NMSA 9-2A-20. Purpose
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This section says the Youth Alliance Act is meant to encourage young people in New Mexico to discuss the issues and opportunities they face and identify community, family, and collaborative solutions for presentation to state leaders.
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NMSA 9-2A-21. Youth alliance created; organization; functions; definition
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This section creates the youth alliance and requires it to meet, report annually, and carry out youth engagement and local projects, subject to sufficient appropriations.
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NMSA 9-2A-22. Youth alliance coordinator; position created; duties
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Creates the youth alliance coordinator position and requires the coordinator to organize, support, and coordinate youth alliance work.
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NMSA 9-2A-23. Volunteers and staff at juvenile facilities
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Volunteers or staff members at juvenile justice facilities who have direct unsupervised contact with residents must be fingerprinted and pass a background check.
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NMSA 9-2A-24. New Mexico domestic violence leadership commission;
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Creates the New Mexico domestic violence leadership commission and sets its membership, meeting schedule, chair term, pay rules, and reporting duties.
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NMSA 9-2A-25. Electronic records; retention
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Department employees may not erase certain data from department-issued devices, and the department must limit device software, back up records, and retain them for the required period.
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NMSA 9-2A-3. Definitions
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This section defines “department” and “secretary” for the Children, Youth and Families Department Act.
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NMSA 9-2A-4. Department created; divisions
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This section creates the children, youth and families department and lists six divisions. It also gives the secretary and the governor power to reorganize divisions and functions.
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NMSA 9-2A-5. Repealed
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Section 9-2A-5 is repealed.
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NMSA 9-2A-6. Secretary of children, youth and families; appointment
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The governor appoints the secretary of children, youth and families with senate consent, and the secretary serves in the executive cabinet.
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NMSA 9-2A-7. Secretary; duties and general powers
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The secretary manages the department, has broad statutory and administrative powers, and must follow notice and hearing rules before certain regulations take effect.
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