New Mexico HB202 mandates data and system access sharing between the Office of Child Advocate and several state agencies.
New Mexico HB202 requires the Office of Child Advocate to enter into a multi-agency memorandum of understanding with several state agencies, including the Children, Youth and Families Department, the Health Care Authority, and others, for sharing data and system access. The memorandum must identify specific data and access levels, prescribe sharing methods, and establish security measures. A working group, including representatives from each agency and the Office of Child Advocate, will develop the agreement, which must be executed by October 15, 2026.
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