N.M. Stat. § 50-1-1.4
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§ 50-1-1.4. Meetings of labor and industrial commission; chairman; functions
Official statutory text
A. It shall be the duty of the labor and industrial commission to meet at the call of the chairman; provided, however, that any two members may petition the chairman to call a meeting, and the chairman shall thereupon set a date for the meeting not to exceed five days from receipt of the petition.
B. The commission shall receive reports from the secretary and act in an advisory capacity to the secretary in the enforcement of labor legislation.
B. The commission shall receive reports from the secretary and act in an advisory capacity to the secretary in the enforcement of labor legislation.
Status: in_force
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