Sat Mar 8 5:31PM - 13 days, 17 hours left in session
| Sponsor | ||
|---|---|---|
| Rep. Elizabeth "Liz" Thomson | 24 | Bernalillo |
| Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| House ✓ | Passed, Feb 21, 62-0 | ||
| SHPAC | [Referred, not scheduled] | ||
| SFC | |||
This is the official nmlegis action history. I'm doing my best to translate the LONG/WEIRD-STRING to something less gibberishy. And before you ask, no, the "Legis Day" number has no mapping to the real world.
Actions: HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC [7] DP [8] PASSED/H (62-0)- SHPAC/SFC-SHPAC
| Legis Day | Action | Details | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | prefile | H | ||
| 2 | referred | HHHC/HGEIC | ||
| 2 | sent | HHHC | ||
| 3 | passed | HHHC (view committee report) | DP | 8-0 |
| 3 | sent | HGEIC | ||
| 7 | passed | HGEIC (view committee report) | DP | 9-0 |
| 8 | passed | House | 62-0 | |
| 8 | referred | SHPAC/SFC | ||
| 8 | sent | SHPAC |
This table shows bill actions detected on Ed's system, using heuristics that may not be 100% accurate and which may not reflect the "official" nmlegis chronology. It is probably more than you care to know.
| Jan 10 | filed: ANNUAL FEDERAL SNAP STATE OUTREACH PLANS |
| Jan 23 | referred to HHHC/HGEIC; sent to HHHC |
| actions: 'HPREF' -> 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC' | |
| Jan 28 | scheduled for HHHC on Fri Jan 31, 08:30 |
| Feb 3 | passed HHHC; sent to HGEIC |
| actions: 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC' -> 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC' | |
| Feb 14 | scheduled for HGEIC on Sat Feb 15, 10:00 |
| Feb 18 | passed HGEIC; sent to Speaker's Table |
| actions: 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC' -> 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC [7] DP-T' | |
| on House calendar for Wed Feb 19, 10:30 | |
| Feb 19 | actions: 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC [7] DP-T' -> 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC [7] DP' |
| on House calendar for Thu Feb 20, 10:30 | |
| Feb 20 | on House calendar for Fri Feb 21, 10:30 |
| Feb 21 | passed House; referred to SHPAC/SFC; sent to SHPAC |
| actions: 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC [7] DP' -> 'HPREF [2] HHHC/HGEIC-HHHC [3] DP-HGEIC [7] DP [8] PASSED/H (62-0)- SHPAC/SFC-SHPAC' |
HOUSE BILL 77
57th legislature - STATE OF NEW MEXICO - first session, 2025
INTRODUCED BY
Elizabeth "Liz" Thomson
FOR THE LEGISLATIVE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE
AN ACT
RELATING TO PUBLIC ASSISTANCE; REQUIRING THE HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY TO DEVELOP ANNUAL FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM STATE OUTREACH PLANS.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO:
SECTION 1. A new section of the Public Assistance Act is enacted to read:
"[NEW MATERIAL] FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM OUTREACH PLANS.--
A. The authority shall develop annual federal supplemental nutrition assistance program state outreach plans to promote access to the benefits of the federal supplemental nutrition assistance program. Each year, the authority shall submit the annual state outreach plan to the food and nutrition service of the United States department of agriculture on or before the deadline specified by the food and nutrition service. Upon approval of an annual state outreach plan, the authority shall maximize federal funding for the plan by submitting a request to the food and nutrition service for all available matching funding that the federal government offers for state outreach plans. The authority may seek matching federal funds, gifts, grants and donations to develop and implement an annual state outreach plan.
B. The authority may partner with one or more counties, municipalities, tribal governments or nonprofit organizations for purposes of developing and implementing an annual state outreach plan. The authority may contractually require an entity with which the authority partners for services related to developing or implementing an annual state outreach plan to seek gifts, grants or donations to fund the development or implementation of the annual state outreach program.
C. The authority shall be exempt from implementing an annual state outreach plan if the authority does not receive enough state, local, private or federal funds to cover the implementation and administration costs of the annual state outreach plan."
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