Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair during testimony.
Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair.
Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair during testimony.
Christine Chandler — The Chair manages online and in-person public testimony.
Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair.
Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair.
Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair at the close of testimony.
Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair.
Christine Chandler — Addressed as Madam Chair.
Christine Chandler — The Chair guides the committee through the bill and notes the proposed changes are minor wording additions.
Christine Chandler — The Chair asks whether a formal motion is needed and confirms the amendment will be captured in the committee report.
Christine Chandler — The Chair notes the bill has now been amended twice in committee and asks for further comment.
Christine Chandler — The speaker addressed the Chair while concluding remarks on the bill and asking for a motion.
Christine Chandler — Called during the roll call vote and recorded as yes; chair announces the vote result.
Christine Chandler — Chair is addressed as having the final vote and announces the due pass result.
Christine Chandler — Christine Chandler is addressed as Madam Chair at the end of the roll call and again during the vote tally, where the result is announced as 9-0.
SB3 — The committee is about to take up Senate Bill 3.
SB3 — The chair says the committee will hear Senate Bill 3.
SB3 — The bill sponsor explains that SB 3 changes definitions in two sections of law.
SB3 — The sponsor continues explaining the bill's proposed definition changes.
SB3 — The sponsor describes the proposed definition as focusing on recent past conduct.
SB3 — The bill has a proposed amendment before the committee.
SB3 — The amendment is described as narrowing the bill so it does not unjustly capture people outside the intended definition.
SB3 — The amendment adds 'intentionally' and language tying decisional capacity to a mental disorder.
SB3 — The committee is preparing to adopt an amendment to the bill.
SB3 — The amendment is adopted, leaving the committee with an amended bill.
SB3 — Bullington said the bill provides clearer definitions of harm to self and others in civil commitment and assisted outpatient treatment law.
SB3 — The Chamber says the bill improves clarity while preserving due process and safeguards.
SB3 — State Police strongly supports the bill for its clear authority and risk definitions.
SB3 — Tidman said the bill would help first responders avoid repeated hospital transports and support acute response capacity.
HB70 — House Bill 70 is also listed as one of the two bills being heard.
HB70 — The committee discusses House Bill 70 and makes a do-not-pass motion on the original bill, with the chair restating the motion for clarity.
Scott Ludlow — Described as a practitioner in the system and given a shout-out.
Holly Haggajani — Introduced as counsel from the government's office and briefly greeted the committee.
Ellen Pines — Ellen Pines, representing the Disability Coalition, introduced herself and testified in opposition to the bill as amended. She thanked the sponsor for the adopted amendments but said the coalition still opposed the bill because of concerns about involuntary mental health treatment.
SB1 — SB 1 is referenced as part of the prior legislative package of behavioral health bills from last year, with both mentions reinforcing the same contextual point.
SB3 — SB 3 is referenced as part of last year’s behavioral health legislative package and the related regional planning process.
Daniel Williams — Identified himself as a policy advocate with the ACLU of New Mexico and a spokesperson for the All-Safe Public Safety Coalition.
Jim Jackson — Identified himself as the registered lobbyist for Disability Rights New Mexico and said the amendments clarified some concerns.
J.D. Bullington — Testified in support on behalf of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce.
Jeremy's Story — Identified himself as police chief of LCPD and testified in support of the bill.
Major Reg. Lorenzahir — Identified himself with the New Mexico State Police and testified in strong support of Senate Bill 3.
Miguel Tidman — Identified himself as a firefighter in Albuquerque and representative of firefighters statewide.
William Hall — William Hall was involved in the same procedural action twice in quick succession: he seconded Representative Reeb’s motion and was then called during the roll call vote on that motion.
William Hall — Recorded as yes in the roll call vote.
Michelle Abeyta — Representative Michelle Abeyta was called during the roll-call vote and recorded as voting yes.
Michelle Abeyta — Michelle Abeyta was called during the roll call vote and recorded as voting yes.
Nicole Chavez — Called during the roll call vote.
Nicole Chavez — During the roll call vote, Representative Nicole Chavez was called and recorded as voting yes.
Dayan Hochman-Vigil — Called during the roll call vote and recorded as yes.