New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 2 - PUBLIC FINANCE
Chapter 80 - PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT
Part 200 - ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT BOARD
Section 2.80.200.50 - COMMITTEES

Universal Citation: 2 NM Admin Code 2.80.200.50

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 6, March 26, 2024

A. The chair shall appoint no more than six board members to each of the following standing committees: rules and administration, audit and budget, legislative, investments, deferred compensation, investment plan, and governance. The disability review committee shall have at least three but no more than five board members. The chair of the board shall appoint the chair of each committee. Though the board shall have standing committees, the board chair reserves the right to cancel any committee meeting and allow the entire board to discuss and act on matters that may be within the subject matter of standing committees.

(1) The rules and administration committee shall consider and recommend to the board new rules and amendments to or repeal of existing rules governing the organization and operation of the board and the association. Administrative matters requiring specific direction from the board may also be considered by the committee.

(2) The audit and budget committee shall provide policy assistance to the board and the executive director of PERA in fulfilling PERA's responsibilities for accounting, auditing, budgeting, and the quality and integrity of the financial reports of the association.

(3) The legislative committee shall consider and recommend to the board proposals for new statutes and amendments to or repeal of existing statutes. The committee shall also monitor the introduction and progress of proposed legislation affecting the board or association and report this information to the board.

(4) The disability review committee is described in 2.80.1000.20 NMAC.

(5) The investment committee shall review and monitor the administration of the investment policy adopted by the board.

(6) The deferred compensation committee shall review and monitor the administration of the deferred compensation plan investment policy adopted by the board.

(7) The governance committee shall develop, review and monitor compliance with the board's policies and procedures, code of conduct, and board complaint procedure and recommend to the board proposed board disciplinary actions.

B. The chair, with the advice and consent of the board, may appoint an election committee to consist of nine members of the association: four members from state departments, two members from non-county municipal employers, one member from a county employer and two retired members.

(1) The election committee shall serve until replaced by the chair and shall receive no compensation other than that authorized by the Per Diem and Mileage Act.

(2) The duties of the election committee are described in 2.80.200.60, 2.80.200.70 and 2.80.200.80 NMAC.

C. From time to time, the board may authorize, and the chair may appoint, such ad hoc committees as the board finds necessary.

D. Board members appointed to committees shall adhere to the standards set forth in and be subject to the enforcement provisions of the New Mexico Governmental Conduct Act.

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