NMBC's is working diligently this year to ensure we can remain as engaged as always with our legislators and active throughout the lawmaking process in Santa Fe.We are currently tracking…
Economic Recovery and the State Budget: New Mexico needs a) A budget that provides for the state’s needs (public safety, education, roads and other infrastructure, etc.) based on reasonable projections…
Economic incentives: Invest in job preservation and creation that benefits New Mexico and its businesses. Incentives should focus on helping existing businesses survive the overly strict Governor-mandates. These funds should…
Governmental Balance and Power to the People: Our state government must correct the imbalances in power between branches. State elected officials should assure that there is a reasonable balance of…
Employment Laws: Increased mandated wages and benefits result in forced inflation, reduced hours for workers and fewer jobs for New Mexicans. Each time our wages and mandated benefits are artificially…
Education & Workforce Development: Our educational system should be modeled after successful states. We must provide a quality education (including technical/trade related options) as well as new job opportunities that…
Regulatory Burdens: New Mexico's over-regulation and enforcement has hindered business creation and growth without accomplishing desired results. New and existing regulations should be reviewed to determine: 1) Is it necessary?…
State Control: Less Government intervention allows the free market to grow, businesses and employees to prosper, effectively improving the lives of all New Mexicans in the process.Below is a list…
Energy: Balance our needs and goals with real world conditions. As we work to meet the requirements of the Energy Transition Act (ETA), our lawmakers must acknowledge the following realities…
Public safety: Safety breeds prosperity. New Mexico’s criminal code and judicial system must be strengthened to: a) Stop 'catch and release' policies that enable repeat offenders; b) Stop the practice…