New Mexico Administrative Code

The purpose of the skills assessment is to directly ascertain the potential to manage a vending facility and to describe, in a customized fashion, vocational training needs to enable eligible persons to become licensed managers. The assessment is not designed to provide remedial …

A. The purpose of the evaluation process is to provide a reasonably logical and efficient way of fairly selecting an applicant from the applicant pool. B. After the evaluation committee has been appointed, consisting of two to three licensed managers and the same number from the …

Commission on Indian Affairs.

The chairman shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the governor, as provided by statute. The vice chairman and secretary shall be elected by the commission from among its membership and shall serve at the pleasure of the commission.

A majority of the total members must be present in person at any regular or special meeting in order to constitute a quorum for the conduct of business. The affirmative vote of the majority of the members present shall be necessary to authorize any action by the commission.

If any member of the commission fails to attend any four consecutive meetings called by the chairman; and if there is no indication that the absences are warranted or that such member intends to fulfill his/her obligation as a member, then the chairman shall so advise the governo…

Amendments hereto must be presented in writing to each member of the commission in advance of a meeting and shall be voted upon at the next regular or special meeting.

Donald Benally, Chairman.

[RESERVED]

[RESERVED]

[Permanent]

[Filed September 3, 1992]

This rule establishes the bylaws of the commission pursuant to Section 73-31-4 NMSA 1953 [now 28-12-6 NMSA 1978], which provides that the "commission shall organize by the election of a vice chairman and a secretary, and by the adoption of rules and regulations pertinent to the c…

[RESERVED]

The commission shall meet at least once every quarter at such time and place as may be determined by the commission and shall hold such other meetings as may be called by the chairman, in accordance with statutory requirement.

Notice of time and place of each regular or special meeting shall be given each member prior to the date of said meeting.

Commission on Indian Affairs.

Donald Benally, Chairman.

[RESERVED]

[RESERVED]

[Permanent]

[Filed September 3, 1992]

This rule establishes the policy of the commission with respect to the delegation of authority to represent the commission at out-of-state meetings, conferences or hearings, and procedure to be followed thereunder.

[RESERVED]

It is the policy of the commission that out-of-state absences on official business by members of the commission or its staff be restricted to those that will advance the current program and the functions of the commission.

Representation by any commission member or staff member at out-of-state meetings, conferences or hearings shall require prior authorization by the commission at a regular or other meeting, provided that if no meeting is scheduled to be held in time for such action, the chairman i…

Commission on Indian Affairs.

Subject to the provisions of the State Personnel Act, the executive director shall have authority to employ, dismiss and supervise personnel whose positions are governed by the act and temporary personnel, and shall be responsible for their performance.

Donald Benally, Chairman.

[RESERVED]

[RESERVED]

[Permanent]

[Filed September 3, 1992]

This rule establishes the policy of the commission with respect to authority over and supervision of members of the staff.

[RESERVED]

Authority to supervise, appoint or dismiss the executive director rests with the commission. Other personnel whose positions are exempt from the Personnel Act shall be employed or whose positions are exempt from the Personnel Act shall be employed or dismissed by the executive di…

Commission on Indian Affairs.

[RESERVED]

[RESERVED]

[Permanent]

[Filed September 3, 1992]

This rule establishes the policy of the commission with respect to informational and educational functions in the field of Indian citizenship.

[RESERVED]

The commission recognizes the need for programs to inform and educate Indian communities concerning their rights and responsibilities as citizens, including the right to vote. The commission's staff shall do everything possible consonant with its approved program to assist and co…

Donald Benally, Chairman.

The Governors Organized Crime Prevention Commission

[RESERVED]

[RESERVED]

[Permanent]

[Filed June 21, 1977]