action postponed indefinitely
Summary
The bill establishes a standing joint committee in the New Mexico Legislature to oversee health and human services programs, appoints twelve members with balanced party representation, and provides it with a full‑time director and staff. It also gives the committee power to request reports from any entity receiving state funds and to issue subpoenas. The changes aim to improve oversight and continuity of health‑related policy.
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