New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 7 - HEALTH
Chapter 27 - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Part 9 - TRAUMA SYSTEM FUND
Section 7.27.9.14 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
A. Spending flexibility: If in any fiscal year, the authority decides not to spend the entire amount allocated under any of the three trauma system funding programs as initially decided in 7.27.9.12 NMAC, the authority, at their discretion, may re-allocate that amount to either or both of the remaining funding programs for expenditure in that fiscal year.
B. Procedures for reconsideration: Applications applying for and funding under this rule may request a reconsideration of their funding amount by notifying the bureau in writing within ten (10) working days after notification to the applicant of the authority's funding determination. The authority must review the reconsideration request within thirty (30) working days and issue a final written determination within ten (10) working days of their review.
C. Oversight, inspection, and audit: The authority, working with and through the department, is responsible for the oversight of expenditures from the fund and the development of the statewide trauma system. All recipients of trauma funds under the act shall be subject to reasonable oversight and as needed, visitation by authorized representatives of the bureau or the authority. Records of purchases, training programs, or personnel expenditures accomplished with awards from the fund shall be open for inspection. This oversight may include an objective audit if deemed necessary. Findings from all oversight activities will be shared with the fund recipient and as appropriate a written deficiency correction report may be requested.
D. Monitoring and accountability: The bureau will be responsible for monitoring the trauma system development program and for periodically, but no less than annually, reporting the progress or results to both the TAC, and the authority.