New Mexico Administrative Code

New Mexico home inspectors board.

All complaints may be reviewed by the board's complaint committee. A. Should the board, in its discretion, choose to utilize a complaint committee, the complaint committee shall be responsible for reviewing disciplinary complaints against licensees and applicants and making infor…

A. All disciplinary proceedings conducted by the board shall fully conform to the provisions of the Uniform Licensing Act, NMSA 1978, Sections 61-1-1 to -34 (1957, as amended through 2019). B. In the event that the board seeks to proceed with formal disciplinary action and issue …

As a means of resolving disciplinary complaints against licensees, applicants, and unlicensed practitioners without the time and expense of formal hearings, settlement agreements are encouraged at any stage in the disciplinary process prior to the adjournment of the evidentiary h…

A. Reinstatement of Suspended Licenses: Licensees whose licenses have been suspended by the board may apply to reinstate those licenses in accordance with the terms of the suspension. Any licensee seeking reinstatement of a suspended license shall be required to provide to the bo…

The authority of the board to issue a notice of contemplated action against any licensee or applicant for licensure whose name appears on the certified list issued by the New Mexico department of human services, as provided in NMSA 1978, 40-5A-1, et seq, as deficient in child sup…

All licensed home inspectors, license applicants, other agencies, professional associations, and any member of the general public affected by or interested in home inspectors.

These rules are promulgated pursuant to the Home Inspector Licensing Act, Sections 61-24D-1 through 16 NMSA 1978 (2019).

Permanent.

January 15, 2021, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

The objective of Part 8 of Chapter 66 is to establish the procedures for denying applications for licensure, processing complaints against licensees and applicants, reinstatement of suspended or revoked licenses, and taking disciplinary action against licensees.

Refer to Definitions, 16.66.1.7 NMAC.

The following are grounds for taking disciplinary action against licensees and unlicensed practitioners, and for denying licenses to applicants: A. Substantial misrepresentation; B. Violations of the Home Inspector Licensing Act or any rule of the board, including but not limited…

A. A complaint against a licensee or applicant may be filed with the board by any person, office, or organization. The complaint must also contain specific factual allegations of violations of either the Home Inspector Licensing Act, board's rules, or code of ethics. B. Upon rece…

New Mexico home inspectors board.

A. A licensee's or applicant's professional liability insurance policy shall be, at a minimum, in the amount of $250,000. B. The professional liability insurance policy must include coverage for the licensee's activities performed during the course of a home inspection on the pre…

A. The board may, at its discretion, solicit sealed, competitive proposals from insurance carriers to provide a group errors and omissions insurance policy that complies with the terms and conditions established by this Part. The Board may approve one or more policies that comply…

All licensed home inspectors, license applicants, other agencies, professional associations, and any member of the general public affected by or interested in home inspectors.

These rules are promulgated pursuant to the Home Inspector Licensing Act, Sections 61-24D-1 through 16 NMSA 1978 (2019).

Permanent.

January 15, 2021, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

The objective of Part 9 of Chapter 66 is to establish the minimum terms and conditions of insurance coverage required of all home inspector licensees.

Refer to Definitions, 16.66.1.7 NMAC.

A. Pursuant to Section 61-24D-12 of the Home Inspector Licensing Act, all licensees and their employers shall carry at all times errors and omissions insurance and professional liability insurance to cover all activities contemplated pursuant to the provisions of the Home Inspect…

A. A licensee's or applicant's errors and omissions insurance policy shall be, at a minimum, in the amount of $250,000 in the aggregate. B. Every proof of an errors and omissions insurance policy shall stipulate that cancellation or nonrenewal of the policy shall not be effective…

Regulation and Licensing Department, Massage Therapy Board.

A. The board operates in compliance with the Inspection of Public Records Act, Sections_14-2-1 through 14-2-16 NMSA 1978. B. The board administrator is the custodian of the board's records. C. Any one may examine all public records in the board's custody, provided the person give…

Except as provided herein and except as otherwise provided by law, all applications, pleadings, petitions, motions, exhibits, decisions and orders entered following formal disciplinary proceedings conducted pursuant to the Uniform Licensing Act are matters of a public record as o…

A. Except as provided herein and except as otherwise provided by law, the following records will be considered confidential and are not subject to public inspection: (1) letters of reference; (2) medical reports or records of chemical dependency, physical or mental examinations o…

If it is difficult or impossible for a member of the board to attend a meeting in person, the member may participate through telephone conference. Each member participating by telephone conference must be identified when speaking; all participants must be able to hear each other …

This part applies to the board, licensees, registrants, applicants, and the general public.

This part is adopted pursuant to the Massage Therapy Practice Act, Subsections E and F of Section 61-12C-7, Subsection A of Section 61-12C-8 and Section 61-12C-11 NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

November 15, 2019, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

This part is to establish the requirements for display of licenses and certificates, name change, address change, verification of licensure procedures, board meetings, and inspection of public records.

A. "Academic hour" means a credit hour or semester hour taken in an academic setting that is equivalent to 15 class or contact hours. B. "Active status" means a license that is current and authorized the licensee or registrant to perform the practice or service authorized by the …

As defined by the Massage Therapy Practice Act, the practice of massage therapy consists of the assessment of the soft tissue structures of the body; the treatment and prevention of physical dysfunction and pain of soft tissue; and joint movement within normal physiologic range o…

A. License/registration display: (1) A current license/registration must be displayed and must be visible to the public in the principal place of employment or business of the massage therapist or registrant; (2) A licensee/registrant must practice massage therapy or provide mass…

Regulation and Licensing Department, Massage Therapy Board.

Applicants who fail to pass an examination must apply directly to the examining agency to retake the examination.

This part applies to massage therapy applicants for licensure.

This part is adopted pursuant to the Massage Therapy Practice Act, Sections 61-12C-13 and 61-12C-16 NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

November 15, 2019, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

This part is to establish the examination requirements for massage therapy licensure.

(Refer to 16.7.1 NMAC).

A. All massage therapy licensure applicants applying for licensure by examination, and licensees that received their license under expedited licensure, prior to renewal of their license after initial licensure under expedited licensure must successfully pass the board's open-book…