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The clerk in each county of the state shall provide a suitable binder and upon receipt from the secretary of state of a printed copy of any such law shall insert such copy in said binder and preserve the file as a part of the public records of his office for the inspection of public officers and parties interested, as other public records.
Provided, that after the receipt by such clerk of the bound volume of the session laws containing the same laws theretofore filed in the binder the contents of said binder may be removed and destroyed.
Provided further, that this act shall not apply to acts not carrying the emergency clause, nor to the act known as the Conservancy Act of New Mexico.
Provided further, that the chief clerk of the senate shall deliver to the secretary of state sufficient printed copies of the 1927 Election Code to be completed and certified by the secretary of state for transmission as aforesaid.
Provided further, that the secretary of state shall prepare, as herein provided, and transmit copies of road bills to clerks of such counties only as are affected thereby.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - New Mexico Statutes Chapter 2. Legislative Branch § 2-2-2. Preservation as part of public records - last updated January 01, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/nm/chapter-2-legislative-branch/nm-st-sect-2-2-2/
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