N.M. Code R. § 6.68.2.9 - FAILURE TO SATISFY LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS
A. The PLB shall deny any properly made
application for initial or continuing licensure as defined in Subsection F of
6.68.2.7, where an applicant has failed to satisfy all testing or competency
requirements specified in PED rules governing the type(s) and level(s) of
licensure sought.
B. An aggrieved
applicant may request that the secretary review the denial of a license or
continuing licensure for failure to satisfy prescribed continuing education or
academic requirements. The secretary shall have sixty (60) days from the date
of the request to review the denial and render a decision. The secretary's
decision on review shall be final.
C. An applicant for initial or continuing
licensure who has taken all required examinations and whose properly made
application has been denied shall be afforded all the procedural and
substantive due process rights contained in this rule, 6.68.2 NMAC and the ULA,
Section
61-1-1
NMSA 1978, except applications denied for the following reasons:
(1) failure to pass a required
examination;
(2) failure to pay the
required application fee;
(3)
failure to meet continuing education requirements as defined in Subsection B of
6.68.2.7 NMAC; or
(4) issuance of a
temporary license extension if authorized by the School Personnel Act, Section
22-10A-1,
NMSA 1978.
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