N.M. Admin. Code § 1.10.13.32 - LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS COMMITTEE
A. Only
one legislative caucus committee may exist for the majority and minority of
each legislative chamber.
B. The
speaker and the minority floor leader of the house of representatives and the
majority floor leader and the minority floor leader of the senate shall be the
designated leaders of the legislative caucus committees for the members of
their political party in their legislative chamber unless:
(1) two-thirds of the members of a political
party in a legislative chamber vote to designate a different leader from among
their members; and
(2) the results
of that vote are recorded with the secretary of state.
C. A legislative caucus committee must comply
with all statutes and rules applicable to political committees, with the
exception of in-kind contributions from a legislative caucus committee to a
candidate nominated by that party in a general election cycle, which do not
apply to limitation on contributions.
D. No funds belonging to a legislative caucus
committee shall be expended by the committee unless a current designated leader
of the committee is on file with the secretary of state using the campaign
registration form prescribed by the secretary of state.
E. Funds belonging to a legislative caucus
committee shall be managed by the designated leader or the leader's designee as
designated on the campaign registration form prescribed by the secretary of
state.
F. A legislative caucus
committee cannot be dissolved or cancel its registration as a political
committee pursuant to Subsection G of Section
1-19-29 NMSA 1978.
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