House Memorial 60 requests that the appropriate interim legislative committees in New Mexico study the Regional Spaceport District Act and the Spaceport Development Act, which were established nearly two decades ago to support the state's aerospace industry and the development of spaceports. The memorial highlights emerging issues, such as discrepancies in financial contributions from governmental units relative to their representation, and the lack of control these units have over their financial obligations. It emphasizes the need for a thorough examination to ensure fair representation of local governments and constituents, as well as clear definitions and management of financial responsibilities.

The resolution specifically calls for the interim legislative committees that focus on science, technology, telecommunications, and revenue stabilization to investigate the provisions and impacts of the aforementioned acts, including an analysis of House Bill 396 from the first session of the fifty-seventh legislature. Additionally, the committees are tasked with exploring potential reforms to these acts and making legislative recommendations for the second session of the fifty-seventh legislature. Copies of the memorial will be sent to relevant legislative leaders and members of the spaceport authority and regional spaceport districts.