March 4, 1999

Legislative Summary

The Associated Press
Thursday, March 4
Introduced in the House
HB879S (substitute): Creates the New Mexico Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
SB282: Replacement driver's licenses.
SB424S (substitute): Nursing staff levels.
SB540S (substitute): Inmates' meritorious deductions.
SB543: Driver's training requirements.
SB551: Livestock Board's life extended.
SB554: Construction contractors.
SB567: County zoning changes.
SB590: Highway funds, gas tax, petroleum fee.
SB616: Transportation coordinating council.
SB638: Purchase authority: Eagle Nest dam.
SB651: Bonds: tax data management system.
SB704: State purchase: Eagle Nest dam No. 2.
SB763S (substitute): Liquor suppliers.
Killed by the House
HB641: Medicaid managed care: accountability. 28-34
Passed by the House
HB162: GF: Environmental coordinator. 57-10
HB203S (substitute): Air quality permits. 66-1
HB255: School bonds: finance authority. 65-0
HB319: Resident student tuition. 53-3
HB391: Procurement code changes. 54-2
HB433: Police authority over highway obstacles. 54-3
HB440: Judges carry guns. 47-20
HB450: Business improvement district. 63-0
HB491: Juvenile justice. 64-0
HB528: Wrongful death: heirs proceeds. 67-0
HB713: Insurance: cafeteria plans. 66-0
HB729: Firearms: liquor establishments. 59-5
HB741: Open meeting exceptions for hospitals. 54-0
HB742: Public record inspection exceptions. 55-0
HB783: Agency inventory amounts. 62-3
HB857: Public school capital outlay funds. 41-22
HB861: Oil, gas, water and mining damages. 66-0
SB3S (substitute): Education Appropriation Act. 39-25 (Now in Conference Committee.)
SB111: Accountability in Government Act. 66-0
Concurred by the House
HB11: Oil and gas severance tax.
HB31: Tax amnesty program.
HB84: Drinking water financing.
HB408: GF: Supreme Court improvements.
HB487: Taxes: pass through withholding.
Introduced in the Senate
SB2S (substitute): General Appropriation Act of 1999, substitute bill.
SB738S (substitute): 1999 General appropriation substitute bill.
SB755S (substitute): Proposes 1999 Charter Schools Act.
SB790S (substitute): Gaming Control Board's powers and duties are amended to require annual audits of financial reports submitted by licensees.
HB162: Environmental coordinator.
HB203S (substitute): Air quality permits.
HB255: School bonds: finance authority.
HB319: Resident student tuition.
HB391: Procurement code changes.
HB433: Police authority over highway obstacles.
HB440: Judges carry guns.
HB450: Business improvement district.
HB491: Juvenile justice.
HB528: Wrongful death: heirs proceeds.
HB641: Medicaid managed care: accountability.
HB713: Insurance: cafeteria plans.
HB729: Firearms: liquor establishments.
HB741: Open meeting exceptions for hospitals.
HB742: Public record inspection exceptions.
HB783: Agency inventory amounts.
HB857: Public school capital outlay funds.
HB861: Oil, gas, water and mining damages.
Killed by the Senate
SB302: Commercial vehicle lanes. 15-16
SB332: Transportation: youth curfew. 15-21
Passed by the Senate
HB11: Oil and gas severance tax. 35-0
HB33S (substitute): Information technology commission. 29-0
HB84: Drinking water financing. 36-0
HB408: GF: Supreme Court improvements. 33-0
SB93S (substitute): Information technology commission. 28-0
SB409: Thanatopractice Act. 19-11
SB424S (substitute): Nursing staff levels. 28-4
SB540S (substitute): Inmates' meritorious deductions. 38-0
SB543: Driver's training requirements. 32-0
SB551: Livestock board's life extended. 33-0
SB554: Construction contractors. 34-0
SB567: County zoning changes. 25-8
SB590: Highway funds, gas tax, petroleum fee. 26-12
SB638: Purchase authority: Eagle Nest dam. 31-0
SB651: Bonds: tax data management system. 37-0
SB763: No description available. 31-0
Concurred by the Senate
HB487: Taxes: pass through withholding.
Signed by the Governor
SB445 GF: LFC staffing.

GF, General fund appropriation.

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