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Home » Legislative Priorities

2023 Legislative Priorities

NMCSAP works to ensure that state legislation supports survivors of sexual violence, provides adequate funding for sexual assault service providers, holds offenders accountable, and strives to end sexual violence in our communities.

Our main priorities:
  • $2 million increase in funding for SASPs & SANEs
  • $1 million increase in funding for CACs
  • HB 43 Affirmative Consent Policy in Schools
  • SB 126 Statute of Limitations Civil and Criminal
  • PREA Memorial

Updated January 24, 2023

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NM 2023 Legislative Priorities

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Funding Increase
Map: Areas Lacking Coverage 2023

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Funding Increase for CACs

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HB43 Affirmative Consent

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Statute of Limitations SB 126

Areas Lacking Coverage

NM map showing counties adequately and inadequately served

Tools, Resources, and Updates

Updates:

Affirmative Consent Toolkit:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_fSBwNh7cgD1LuwfWQ6rIKVo85aqxCGkAtViandMkyM/edit?usp=sharing 

 

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More Information

For information on all the bills introduced this session, explore the New Mexico Legislature Bill Finder.

For any questions about NMCSAP’s policy positions on current legislation, contact us by email via our Contact Us page: https://nmcsap.org/contact-us

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