N.M. Code R. § 12.2.6.14
Self-regulation programs:
B. At a minimum, an approved self-regulation program shall include:
(1) substantive standards determined by the attorney general to be in substantial compliance with the standards set forth in these regulations; and
(2) an enforcement procedure that the attorney general determines to be fair and impartial, responsive to complaints and likely to enforce compliance with the program’s substantive standards.
C. Not less than every twelve (12) months, or more frequently if required by the attorney general, the program shall submit a written report to the attorney general containing the following information:
(1) copies of all complaints received by the program; and
(2) the number of complaints against each auto repair facility; and
(3) the disposition of each complaint; and
(4) the number of complaints received by type of complaint; and
(5) any other information or documents requested by the attorney general.
F. The attorney general may withdraw approval of a program at any time upon a finding by the attorney general that the program has failed to comply with the requirements of these regulations, or the program, while complying, has failed to effectively and meaningfully regulate the practices of the automotive repair shops participating in the program.
[1/1/98; Recompiled 10/15/01]