§ 9-4A-1 Short title
§ 9-4A-2 Purpose
§ 9-4A-3 Definitions
§ 9-4A-4 Department created
§ 9-4A-5 Secretary
§ 9-4A-6 Secretary; duties and general powers
§ 9-4A-7 Organizational units of the department; powers and duties specified by law; access to information
§ 9-4A-8 Division directors
§ 9-4A-9 Bureau chiefs
§ 9-4A-10 Administrative services division; duties
§ 9-4A-12 Museum resources division
§ 9-4A-20 Museum collections fund; created; purpose; national museum ethical guidelines
§ 9-4A-21 Cultural affairs enterprise fund; created; administration
§ 9-4A-22 State museums improvements and exhibits fund created;
§ 9-4A-23 Cultural affairs facilities infrastructure fund
§ 9-4A-24 Temporary provision; semiquincentennial commission created; membership; cultural affairs department to staff; termination. (Effective until December 31, 2026.)
§ 9-4A-25 Temporary provision; powers and duties. (Effective until
§ 9-4A-26 Temporary provision; cooperation. (Effective until
§ 9-4A-27 Temporary provision; report. (Effective until December 31,
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 9 > Article 4A - Cultural Affairs Department

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