NMSA 9-21-16. New Mexico office of Indian affairs; successor agency — United States — New Mexico law | Esheria

NMSA 9-21-16. New Mexico office of Indian affairs; successor agency

The New Mexico office of Indian affairs, or its successor, must appoint the secretary or designee to the interagency behavioral health purchasing collaborative and ensure certain behavioral health services comply with Section 9-7-6.4.

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United States — New Mexico
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Indian affairs behavioral health

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