§ 6-1-1 Membership of state board of finance; powers and duties; establishment in connection with the board of finance division of the department of finance and administration
§ 6-1-2 State board of finance; loans and grants of emergency funds
§ 6-1-3 Loans of emergency funds; terms and conditions for repayment; security and interest
§ 6-1-4 Loans or grants obtained by political subdivisions;
§ 6-1-5 Repayment of loans; disposition of receipts; crediting emergency fund; deposit in general fund
§ 6-1-6 [Separate accounts.]
§ 6-1-13 Deposit accounts by state agencies; authorization by state treasurer
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 6 > Article 1 - State Board of Finance

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