Legislative Summary

The Associated Press
Monday, March 15
Introduced in the House
HB600S (substitute): Amends sections of Carnival Ride Safety and Insurance Act.
HB609S (substitute): Amends various provisions of Election Code.
HB881S (substitute): Amends Tax Administration Act to provide for new distributions of receipts from Gross Receipts Tax.
SB6: State Fair Commission appropriation.
SB347: County jail expenses.
SB393: Crime: gang prevention and hate crimes.
SB418: Schools: capital outlay.
SB484: Nonresident liquor license fee.
SB531S (substitute): Handicapped parking.
SB622: Teacher merit pay review.
SB623: Medical research: cigarette tax.
SB644: State agencies: religion restrictions.
SB688: Pay raises: top state officials.
SB703: Acting governor compensation.
SB721: Subdivision final plat approvals.
Passed by the House
HB521: Medicaid: Indian opt-in provision. 67-0
SB12: Gaming Control Board membership. 63-1
SB36: Expedited child care. 41-24
SB76: Secured transactions. 65-0
SB92: New Mexico Mounted Patrol. 64-0
SB115: Welfare reform: dependent child. 64-0
SB285: Licensure: acupuncturists and nurses. 34-25
SB287: Livestock Code update. 59-7
SB325: Charitable Solicitations Act. 57-9
SB355: Nontaxable transaction certificates. 51-12
SB449: Judicial Standards Commission. 65-0
SB462: Courts: probate mediation. 63-1
SB467: Surplus lines insurance. 64-0
SB542: Child admissions to residential facilities. 53-0
SB546: Crime: jail escapes. 57-0
SB616: Transportation coordinating council. 31-13
SB680S (substitute): Telecommunications deregulation. 58-4
Concurred by the House
HB318: District attorney salary hike.
HB329: Domestic abuse: emergency protection.
HB473S (substitute): Wheelchair safety training.
HB641: Medicaid managed care: accountability.
HB740: Workforce Development Act.
HB908S (substitute): New Mexico Works: cash payment changed.
SB46: Public project loans.
SB84S (substitute): Ground water storage.
Nonconcurred by the House
SB148: Workers' compensation benefits.
Introduced in the Senate
HB521: Medicaid: Indian opt-in provision.
Killed by the Senate
SB665: Office of guardianship services. 13-19
Passed by the Senate
HB21: Teacher Loan Repayment Act. 28-3
HB48S (substitute): Rental agreements. 32-2
HB225: Crime: sentencing standards. 26-12
HB255: School bonds: finance authority. 27-7
HB256: School capital outlay formula. 31-4
HB271: Municipal employee retirement. 34-0
HB318: District attorney salary hike. 26-7
HB329: Domestic abuse: emergency protection. 33-0
HB442: Museums selling alcohol. 32-0
HB473S (substitute): Wheelchair safety training. 19-12
HB536: Coal severance tax exemption. 31-0
HB610: Health data standards. 24-15
HB618: Severance tax permanent fund. 28-0
HB641: Medicaid managed care: accountability. 23-12
HB710: Banking Act amendments. 30-0
HB718: Education technology funding. 23-0
HB740: Workforce Development Act. 30-0
HB782: Overtime exemption: agriculture employers. 25-12
SB6: State Fair Commission appropriation. 33-3
SB347: County jail expenses. 36-3
SB393: Crime: gang prevention and hate crimes. 37-2
SB418: Schools: capital outlay. 30-0
SB622: Teacher merit pay review. 39-0
SB623: Medical research: cigarette tax. 34-0
SB688: Pay raises: top state officials. 20-13
SB703: Acting governor compensation. 31-3
Concurred by the Senate
SB285: Licensure: acupuncturists and nurses.
SB355: Nontaxable transaction certificates.
SB546: Crime: jail escapes.
SB616: Transportation coordinating council.
Vetoed by governor
SB60: Industrial revenue bonds.
Signed by governor
HB262: Investment tax credit.
HB270: Indigent care reporting change, as amended by governor.
HB635: PERA: municipalities.
HB564: State highway bonds: purpose expansion.
SB146: Agency filings: digital signatures.
SB198: Securities Act amendments.
SB225: Lenders' protection: environmental remediation.
SB252: Jaguar protection.
SB307: Charitable gift annuities.
SB397: Insurance legislation commission.

GF, General fund appropriation.

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