New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 16 - OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSING
Chapter 10 - MEDICINE AND SURGERY PRACTITIONERS
Part 6 - COMPLAINT PROCEDURE AND INSTITUTION OF DISCIPLINARY ACTION
Section 16.10.6.22 - TRANSCRIPTS
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
A. Record of hearing. The board or hearing officer shall cause a record to be made of all formal hearings. The record shall be as recorded by a court reporter appointed by the board or taped (audio or video) at the discretion of the board in the manner authorized by the rules of civil procedure for the district court. The record shall include all evidence proffered but not admitted and admitted evidence. The record shall also designate and seal those portions of the record that are privileged, confidential or redacted either at the direction of the hearing officer, the request of a party or the request of a witness. Evidence proffered but not admitted shall be separated in the record, marked as proffered but not admitted and not presented to the board.
B. Correction: Parties wishing to correct the transcript or record may request correction within 10 calendar days after the transcript is filed in the proceeding. All suggested corrections shall be in writing and shall be served upon each party or his attorney, the official reporter and the board or hearing officer. If no objection is made to the proposed corrections, the board or hearing officer, may direct that the corrections be made.
C. Objections to record: Objections shall be made in writing within 10 calendar days from the filing of the suggested correction. The board or hearing officer shall, with or without hearing, determine what changes, if any, shall be made in the record.
D. Copies of transcripts and tapes: Any party may request copies of transcripts and tapes of formal proceedings. Any party who requests and receives transcripts and tapes shall pay the specified costs to the reporter.
