Signed Language Interpreting Practices: Rules and Laws
The Board's rules are available at the official website site of State Records Center and Archives, Administrative Law Division, under the New Mexico Administrative Code:
**NOTICE**
The Signed Language Interpreting Practice Board (SLIPB) originally had a requirement for a periodic sunset review by the New Mexico Legislature. In 2013, the sunset review was removed due to the passage of SB 163, making the SLIPB a permanent board. No further sunset reviews will be required, and licensure requirements are permanent.
Signed Language Interpreting Practice Board: Rules and Laws
Rules Regulations Practice Act - effective January 15, 2014
Follow the links to:
The text of our governing statute is available at: 
Follow the links to:
New Mexico Statutes > Statutory Chapters in New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 > Chapter 61 Occupational and Professional Licensing > Article 34. Signed Language Interpreting Practice Act, 61-34-1 through 61-34-17.