N.M. Admin. Code § 1.24.15.12 - TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLISHING IN THE NEW MEXICO REGISTER
A. All agencies
shall submit adopted rules in electronic format according to criteria
established in
1.24.10.13 NMAC. Where requirements
of 1.24.10 NMAC are met, referenced material need not otherwise be included.
Electronic copies of notices and proposed rules may be submitted via e-mail,
provided a paper copy is also faxed to the records center.
B. Each rule fling or notice shall be
accompanied by a separate electronic document called the billing information
sheet that contains the following information:
(1) agency and division (if applicable)
names;
(2) three-digit agency DFA
account code (for billing);
(3)
contact person's name, address, phone number and e-mail address;
(4) part name(s) or document
name(s);
(5) part number(s), if
applicable;
(6) file names of
electronic documents with application extension;
(7) New Mexico register volume number, issue
number, and publication date;
(8)
name of assigned administrative law division analyst; and
(9) purchase order number.
C. The agency shall submit one
electronic copy of notices of rule-making or adopted rules to the
administrative law division for submission to the New Mexico register.
(1) Agencies that do not deliver both an
original paper copy and one electronic version of an adopted rule shall have
the rule rejected.
(2) Material
that is filed after the cut-off date for publication shall be published in the
next issue, and, if necessary, the effective date shall be modified. For
emergency rule flings under unique circumstances and only if not in conflict
with any other statute, the state records administrator has authority to allow
publication of material filed after submittal deadline.
(3) Submissions for publication in the New
Mexico register shall comply with the standards established in Subsections B
and C of 1.24.10.13 NMAC.
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