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HB 99, Emergency Medical Services, was defeated Feb. 11 on a 33-31 on a House Floor Vote. The bill as amended was voted out of the House Appropriations Committee on a 9-5 vote, then laid over several times for a floor vote. (Posted: 2/16/2010)
New Mexico: EMS Fee Surtax Legislation Up for Floor Vote Today
HB 99, Emergency Medical Services, as amended, is scheduled for a House floor vote today. The bill passed, as amended, out of the House Committee on Health and Government Affairs Jan. 28 on a 7-0 voted. It was then heard Feb. 4 in the House Appropriations Committee and was assigned to a subcommittee within that committee for a detailed evaluation of the bill. The bill was voted out of the Appropriations Committee as amended Feb. 6 on a 9-5 vote, and it was then scheduled for a House floor vote yesterday, but was laid-over until today. (Posted: 2/9/2010)
New Mexico: Emergency Medical Services Fee Legislation Passes Out of House Committee
HB 99, Emergency Medical Services, passed as amended out of the House Committee on Health and Government Affairs Jan. 28 on a 7-0 vote. The bill is now on to the House Committee on Appropriations and Finance. (Posted: 2/2/2010)
Legislation was introduced Jan. 19 to ban the use of credit-based insurance scoring for auto insurance. (Posted: 1/26/2010)
New Mexico: Emergency Medical Services Fee Legislation Introduced
In the first week of the 2010 New Mexico Legislative Session, HB 99, Emergency Medical Services, was introduced and assigned to House Committee on Health and Government Affairs and the House Committee on Appropriations and Finance. (Posted: 1/26/2010)
NAMIC recently submitted written comments and provided testimony at a Public Regulation Commission’s Insurance Division public hearing on the adoption of a model audit rule for insurance companies. In his comments, Christian J. Rataj, NAMIC’s Western state affairs manager, urged the New Mexico PRC-ID to adopt the entire NAIC MAR. (Posted: 12/15/2009)
The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) recently submitted written comments and provided testimony at a Public Regulation Commission’s Insurance Division public hearing on the adoption of a model audit rule for insurance companies. (Posted: 12/4/2009)
2009 SUMMARY OF NEW STATE LAWS – NEW MEXICO
(Posted: 6/23/2009)
New Mexico Members in Washington for 2009 CCP
NAMIC’s 2009 Congressional Contact Program continued with members from New Mexico coming to Washington to meet with all of their delegation. (Posted: 4/14/2009)
For the second year in a row the vehicles most likely to collide with a deer are in West Virginia. Using its deer claims data from the last half of 2007 and the first half of 2008 and motor vehicle registration counts by state from the Federal Highway Administration, State Farm estimates the chances of a West Virginia vehicle colliding with a deer during the next 12 months at 1 in 45. (Posted: 10/9/2008)
New Study Suggests Putting Off Driver Licensure to Save Lives (9/9/2008)
New Mexico: Insurance Industry to Co-sponsor Reception for Citizens, Legislators (7/29/2008)
NARAB Working Group Continues Work on Reciprocity (5/29/2008)
Report: 33 Million Licensed Americans May be Unfit for Roads (5/28/2008)
2008 SUMMARY OF NEW STATE LAWS - NEW MEXICO (5/28/2008)
2008 State-by-state Rankings Released of the Best and Worst Tort Systems in America (3/12/2008)
Report: States Better Prepared for Emergencies (2/21/2008)
Report: Most States Earn Average Grades in Highway Safety (2/20/2008)
New Mexico: Public Regulation Commission Prepares for Implementation of Rate Modernization Legislation (7/17/2007)
New Mexico: Division of Insurance Issues Bulletin on Required Rate Disclosures Upon Policyholder Inquiry (6/19/2007)
New Mexico: ‘File and Use’ Rate Modernization Law Effective July 1 (6/5/2007)
Plenty of Political Intrigue Brewing in 2007 State Election Races (5/21/2007)
Road Rage Survey Reveals Best, Worst Cities (5/16/2007)
Report: Emerging Risks Impeding Business Development; Leaders Lack Understanding of Real Risks (5/15/2007)
Car Thieves Take the Bait (5/2/2007)
Chamber Study Ranks Best, Worst Lawsuit Climates; Delaware Tops List (4/26/2007)
Climate Models Suggest Warming-Induced Wind Shear Changes Could Impact Hurricane Development, Intensity (4/18/2007)
2007 SUMMARY OF NEW STATE LAWS - NEW MEXICO (4/17/2007)
New Mexico: Busy Two-Month Session Adjourns on Good Note (4/17/2007)
New Report Shows Increased Flood Risk from Global Warming Despite Billions Spent on Flood-Control Projects (4/16/2007)
Private Market is Best Mechanism to Address Coastal Insurance Issues, NAMIC CEO Tells Congress (4/11/2007)
New Mexico: Gov. Richardson Signs ‘File and Use’ Bill (4/10/2007)
New Mexico: Governor Signs Consumer Credit Report Security Freeze Bill (4/10/2007)
NAMIC: Benjamin Franklin Public Policy Award Recipients Named (4/10/2007)
NAMIC Presents Benjamin Franklin Public Policy Award to Members of the 109th Congress (4/5/2007)
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