New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 16 - OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSING
Chapter 30 - ARCHITECTS
Part 2 - ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION
Section 16.30.2.11 - COMMITTEES
Universal Citation: 16 NM Admin Code 16.30.2.11
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
In addition to committees listed herein, the board may vote to establish subcommittees as it deems necessary.
A. Rules and regulations committee whose responsibilities shall include:
(1) proposed
statutory changes;
(2) proposed
amendments or repeals or changes to board rules;
(3) review and draft responses, if
appropriate, to complaints to the board; and
(4) review investigations of violations of
the statute and regulations pertaining to the practice of architecture and
refer complaints to the board with its recommendation for subsequent
action.
B. Examination and reciprocity committee whose responsibility shall include:
(1) review of applicants for registration to
determine if they meet the requirements of Section
61-15-6 NMSA and recommending
board action in accordance with the Uniform Licensing Act;
(2) reviewing and recommending board action
on applications for reciprocity; and
(3) all matters pertaining to
examination.
C. Finance and operations committee whose responsibilities shall include:
(1) reviewing the budget, assisting the
secretary/treasurer and board staff in preparing a draft budget annually and
making budget recommendations to the board;
(2) reviewing the expenditures of the agency
and assisting the secretary/treasurer in making regular reports and
recommendations to the board regarding expenditures;
(3) reviewing office operations with the
director to determine staffing requirements and recommend personnel actions to
the board; and
(4) reviewing with
the director office operations to assure efficiency, economy and security in
all board affairs.
D. Committee for planning and development whose responsibilities shall include:
(1) developing short and long-term goals for
board consideration and approval;
(2) examining ways and methods for improving
board services and functions; and
(3) monitoring the impact of architectural
regulation and examining ways in which to increase its effectiveness.
E. Joint practice committee whose responsibilities shall include:
(1) attending
joint practice committee meetings; and
(2) reporting to the board matters discussed
at the joint practice committee meetings.
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