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HB 202
New Mexico House•Introduced
Summary
HB 202, “Child Advocate Office Data Sharing”, was introduced in the House on Jan 28, 2026 by Rep. Rebecca Dow (R) with 2 co-sponsors. It last saw action on Feb 6, 2026: Action Postponed Indefinitely.
Record
Text
HB 202 has 2 co-sponsors.
hb202/introduced.txt1 HOUSE BILL 2022 57TH LEGISLATURE - STATE OF NEW MEXICO - SECOND SESSION, 20263 INTRODUCED BY4 Rebecca Dow and Gail Armstrong and Michelle Paulene Abeyta5678910 AN ACT11 RELATING TO CHILDREN; REQUIRING THE CHILDREN, YOUTH AND12 FAMILIES DEPARTMENT, THE HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY, THE EARLY13 CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE DEPARTMENT, THE DEPARTMENT OF14 HEALTH, THE PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, THE ADMINISTRATIVE15 OFFICE OF THE COURTS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY TO16 ENTER INTO A MULTI-AGENCY MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH THE[bracketed material] = delete17 OFFICE OF CHILD ADVOCATE FOR THE SHARING OF DATA AND AGENCYunderscored material = new18 SYSTEMS ACCESS WITH THE OFFICE OF CHILD ADVOCATE; PROVIDING FOR19 COLLABORATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND20 THE ATTORNEY GENERAL; REQUIRING OVERSIGHT AND REPORTS; MAKING21 AN APPROPRIATION.2223 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO:24 SECTION 1. A new section of Chapter 9 NMSA 1978 is25 enacted to read:.233214.21 "[NEW MATERIAL] STATE AGENCIES--DATA AND SYSTEMS ACCESS2 SHARING--MULTI-AGENCY MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING--3 COLLABORATION--REQUIREMENTS--REPORTS.--4 A. As used in this section, "multi-agency5 memorandum of understanding" means the written agreement6 executed by the parties to provide for the sharing of agency7 data and agency systems access with the office of child8 advocate.9 B. With the assistance and collaboration of the10 department of information technology and the attorney general,11 the office of child advocate and the following state agencies12 shall enter into an agreement in the form of a single multi-13 agency memorandum of understanding for the purposes of sharing14 certain agency data and access to certain agency systems:15 (1) the administrative office of the courts;16 (2) the children, youth and families[bracketed material] = delete17 department;underscored material = new18 (3) the department of health;19 (4) the department of public safety;20 (5) the early childhood education and care21 department;22 (6) the health care authority; and23 (7) the public education department.24 C. A working group shall be convened to develop the25 appropriate and necessary terms and provisions to be included.233214.2- 2 -1 in the multi-agency memorandum of understanding required2 pursuant to this section. The working group shall:3 (1) initially meet no later than June 15,4 2026;5 (2) consist of a representative of the office6 of child advocate, who shall serve as chair, a representative7 of each agency that is a party to the multi-agency memorandum8 of understanding, a representative of the attorney general and9 the appropriate staff from the department of information10 technology; and11 (3) meet as needed to develop and, no later12 than October 15, 2026, cause the execution of the multi-agency13 memorandum of understanding.14 D. The multi-agency memorandum of understanding15 shall put forth clearly the purpose for, and the scope of, the16 data sharing and the systems access sharing for each party and[bracketed material] = delete17 may include agency-specific appendices as appropriate tounderscored material = new18 address confidentiality requirements or other agency-specific19 matters deemed necessary. At a minimum, the multi-agency20 memorandum of understanding shall:21 (1) identify the specific agency data and the22 level and type of access to the agencies' systems that shall be23 shared;24 (2) prescribe the manner, process and methods25 for sharing and storing agency data or for agency system.233214.2- 3 -1 access;2 (3) prescribe the platform, electronic network3 or other means used for sharing and storing data, for agency4 system access and for related communications;5 (4) prescribe security measures or protocols6 for sharing and storing agency data and for accessing agency7 systems;8 (5) require the use of audit logging to9 automatically record access to sensitive information;10 (6) establish and implement a breach plan;11 (7) establish oversight and reporting12 requirements;13 (8) include provisions to ensure compliance14 with:15 (a) the uniform crime reporting system16 maintained by the department of public safety;[bracketed material] = delete17 (b) the federal Health Insuranceunderscored material = new18 Portability and Accountability Act of 1996;19 (c) the federal Family Educational20 Rights and Privacy Act of 1974;21 (d) limitations consistent with court22 rules; and23 (e) operational and cybersecurity24 requirements or recommendations of the department of25 information technology; and.233214.2- 4 -1 (9) be reviewed for legal and technical2 soundness by each party to the multi-agency memorandum of3 understanding.4 E. Copies of the executed multi-agency memorandum5 of understanding shall be provided to the executing parties,6 the legislative finance committee, the governor and the7 legislative health and human services committee no later than8 November 1, 2026."9 SECTION 2. APPROPRIATION.--Seventy-five thousand dollars10 ($75,000) is appropriated from the general fund to the office11 of child advocate for expenditure in fiscal years 2026 and 202712 to obtain technical services as necessary to carry out the13 provisions of this act. Any unexpended balance remaining at14 the end of fiscal year 2027 shall revert to the general fund.15 - 5 -16[bracketed material] = delete17underscored material = new1819202122232425.233214.2
Child Advocate Office Data Sharing
Sponsors
Rep. Rebecca Dow (R) sponsors HB 202, and 2 members have co-sponsored it.
Committees
HB 202 went before 1 committee: Health & Human Services.
History
HB 202 has taken 3 actions since Jan 28, 2026, the latest on Feb 6, 2026.
| Chamber | Action | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Feb 6, 2026 | House | HHHC: Reported by committee with Do Pass recommendation | ||
Feb 6, 2026 | House | Action Postponed Indefinitely | ||
Jan 28, 2026 | House | Sent to HHHC - Referrals: HHHC/HAFC |
Votes
HB 202 has not gone to a roll call.
Source: nmlegis.gov · legiscan.com