All applicants for a timekeeper’s license must.

1. A. Submit a completed commission-approved application for licensure.
2. B. Take and satisfactorily pass a written exam designated by the commission before being assigned to a required actual training period of no less than three professional unarmed combat shows where they will actually keep time for bouts under the supervision of a commission-designated instructor.
3. C. Submit the applicable license fee as set forth in Subsection B of 15.6.14 NMAC.

4. D. Submit a copy of driver’s license or state issued identification card proving the applicant is a least 18 years of age.

   HISTORY of 15.6.17 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 80-4, Conduct of Licensees, filed 9-24-80.

   Those relevant portions of NMAC Rule 92-6, Conduct of Licensees, filed 8-17-92.

   History of Repealed Material:

   NMAC Rule 92-2 (aka 15 NMAC 6.1), The Commission, Its Powers And Procedures, filed 8-17-92; repealed effective 03-23-2002.

   NMAC Rule 92-6 (aka 15 NMAC 6.4), Conduct of Licensees, filed 8-17-92; repealed effective 03-23-2002.

   Other History:

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

   NMAC Rule 92-6 was recompiled into the first version of the New Mexico Administrative Code as 15 NMAC 6.4 and named Conduct of Licensees.

   15.6.17 NMAC, License Provisions, replaced those relevant portions of 15 NMAC 6.1, General Provisions, and 15 NMAC 6.4, Conduct of Licensees, effective 03-23-2002.

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