1. A. Commission’s power to change decision: If the commission determines that any of the situations listed below has occurred with regard to any event, contest or exhibition of unarmed combat, then the decision rendered shall be changed as the commission directs.
2. B. Collusion: That there was collusion affecting the results of any bout.
3. C. Scoring error: That a mathematical or transcription error occurred in the compilation of the judge’s scorecards that would indicate that the official decision had been awarded to the wrong contestant.
4. D. Drugs or foreign substances: That the unarmed combatant is found to have violated Part 15 of the commission’s rules and regulations, wherein the unarmed combated has tested positive for a prohibited substance that was in the unarmed combatant’s system at the time of their event, contest or exhibition of unarmed combat.

5. E. Violation of rules and regulations: That there was a clear violation of the commission’s rules and regulations governing the sanctioning of unarmed combat that affected the result of the event, contest or exhibition.

   HISTORY of 15.6.1 NMAC:

   Pre-NMAC History:

   Material in the part was derived from that previously filed with the commission of public records - state records center and archives:

   NMAC 80-1, The Commission, Its Powers and Procedures, filed 9-24-80.

   Those relevant portions of NMAC Rule 92-2, The Commission, Its Powers and Procedures, filed 8-17-92.

   NMAC Rule 92-1, Definitions, filed 8-17-92.

   Those relevant portions of NMAC Rule 95-1, Definitions, filed 5-5-95.

   History of Repealed Material:

   NMAC Rule 92-2 (aka 15 NMAC 6.1), The Commission, Its Powers and Procedures, filed 8-17-92; repealed effective 03-23-2002.

   NMAC Rule 95-1 (aka 15 NMAC 6.1) Definitions, filed 5-5-95; repealed effective 03-23-2002.

   Other History:

   NMAC Rule 92-2 and NMAC 95-1 were recompiled into the first version of the New Mexico Administrative Code as 15 NMAC 6.1 and named General Provisions.

   15.6.1 NMAC, General Provisions, replaced those relevant portions of 15 NMAC 6.1, General Provisions, effective 03-23-2002.

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