NMSA 59A-11-16. Duration of suspension
The superintendent must set the suspension period, which cannot exceed one year. During suspension, the licensee generally may not do license-required transactions, except limited premium receipt and remittance. The license may be reinstated on request unless the superintendent finds the problem is ongoing or likely to
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The superintendent must set the suspension period, which cannot exceed one year. During suspension, the licensee generally may not do license-required transactions, except limited premium receipt and remittance. The license may be reinstated on request unless the superintendent finds the problem is ongoing or likely to recur.
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