New Mexico Statutes
§ 10-16B-3 — Limitation on gifts
A.A state officer or employee or a candidate for state office, or that person's family, shall not knowingly accept from a restricted donor, and a restricted donor shall not knowingly donate to a state officer or employee or a candidate for state office, or that person's family, a gift of a market value greater than two hundred fifty dollars ($250).
B.A lobbyist registered with the secretary of state, the lobbyist's employer or a government contractor shall not donate gifts of an aggregate market value greater than one thousand dollars ($1,000) in a calendar year to any one state officer or employee or to any one candidate for state office.
C.A state officer or employee shall not solicit gifts for a charity from a business or corporation regulated by the state agency for which the state
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Legislative History
Laws 2007, ch. 226, § 3.
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