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NEW MEXICO STATUTES AND CODES
Section 4-44-22 - Disqualification for financial interest.
4-44-22. Disqualification for financial interest.
A. Any elected county official or county employee shall disqualify himself from any official act directly affecting a business in which he has a financial interest.
B. No county official or employee shall acquire a financial interest in any business venture or business property of any kind when he believes or has reason to believe that it will be directly affected by his official act.
C. No elected county official shall contract in any manner with the county or any agency thereof, without public notice and competitive bidding and full disclosure of his financial or other interest in the business which is party to such contract.