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Montana Legislature 2019 January Bill Search Results Regular Session 3/29/2019 LAWS Bill Search Results Page Montana Legislature 2019 January Bill Search Results Regular Session Log Off Pref Acct Welcome to the 66th Regular Session of the Montana Legislature. Session began January 7th, 2019 at noon. Introduced Bills Matching the Search Criteria Current Logon ID - KIRKJAMES Preference List - SAM Followed Bills | Go to Unintroduced Bill List | * after status indicates the bill is probably dead Total number of Introduced Bills - 128 Total number of Introduced and Unintroduced Bills - 260 Print Friendly Email this Page READ ME Bill Type - LC Status Primary Sponsor Status Short Title Note Number Number Date HB 2 LC0212 Nancy Ballance (S) Committee 03/28/2019; General 1 SF. Support. (R) HD 87 Executive Action--Bill 9:00 AM, Appropriations Act Executive Budget Concurred as Amended Rm 317 for Prog 6 (OPI) & -- (S) Finance and Prog 9 (School Claims Funding) HB 14 LC0223 Ryan Lynch (H) Tabled in 03/13/2019 Long-Range 4 FT. Monitor. (D) HD 76 Committee* -- (H) Building Bonding Governor Appropriations Program Infrastructure Bill HB 18 LC0314 Sharon Stewart (H) Tabled in 02/08/2019 Providing funding Monitor Peregoy (D) HD 42 Committee* -- (H) for school district Education programs serving English Learners HB 27 LC0474 Moffie Funk (H) Tabled in 02/14/2019 Generally revise 1 SF. Support. (D) HD 82 Committee* -- (H) special education SAM Priority Bill Appropriations funding for Spec Ed Funding HB 33 LC0315 Jonathan Windy Boy Chapter Number 03/20/2019 Extend the Montana Monitor (D) HD 32 Assigned Indian Language Preservation Program HB 41 LC0318 Jonathan Windy Boy (S) Committee Report-- 03/28/2019 Extend the Cultural Monitor (D) HD 32 Bill Concurred -- (S) Integrity and Education and Cultural Commitment Act Resources (language immersion programs) HB 61 LC0227 David Bedey Chapter Number 02/19/2019 Revise school data 6. Support (R) HD 86 Assigned privacy laws HB 118 LC0439 Julie Dooling (H) Tabled in 02/27/2019 Create grant Monitor (R) HD 70 Committee* -- (H) program to remove Natural Resources lead from school water supplies HB 127 LC2931 Geraldine Custer Chapter Number 03/19/2019 Generally revise Monitor. State laws.leg.mt.gov/legprd_pref/law_utilities.CallBillSearchResults?P_ENTY_ID_SEQ2=15480&P_PFLT_APPL_SEQ=1&P_SESS=20191 1/17 3/29/2019 LAWS Bill Search Results Page (R) HD 39 Assigned laws related to state payment moved payments to schools one month later HB 145 LC1535 Daniel Zolnikov Chapter Number 03/07/2019 Generally revise 6. Monitor. Gun (R) HD 45 Assigned gun laws Bill HB 153 LC1756 Kathy Kelker Chapter Number 03/21/2019 Generally revise Monitor. Gifted & (D) HD 47 Assigned education laws Talented Reporting related to gifted and talented programs HB 155 LC0493 Casey Knudsen (H) Transmitted to 03/27/2019 Generally revise 6. Monitor. Gun (R) HD 33 Governor Montana weapons Bill laws HB 159 LC0371 Bruce Grubbs Chapter Number 02/27/2019 Generally revise 1 SF. Support. MT- (R) HD 68 Assigned education funding PEC testimony laws identifying what is missing to funding HB 171 LC2063 David Bedey (H) Tabled in 02/22/2019 Create career and Monitor. BPE (R) HD 86 Committee* -- (H) technical education missing from Education and workforce Commission development commission HB 173 LC1495 Shane A Morigeau (S) Hearing -- (S) 03/12/2019; Revise consent laws Monitor. Amend to (D) HD 95 Judiciary 9:00 AM, for elementary or include broader Rm 303 high school students protection for in a school setting students HB 175 LC2954 Julie Dooling Chapter Number 03/20/2019 Provide for state Monitor (R) HD 70 Assigned employee pay plan HB 176 LC2346 David Bedey Chapter Number 03/19/2019 Clarify approval Monitor (R) HD 86 Assigned process for new community college district HB 177 LC2966 Fred Anderson (S) Tabled in Committee 03/15/2019 Allow school 1 SF. Support (R) HD 20 -- (S) Education and districts to use Cultural Resources equalization aid for preschool programs HB 178 LC2962 Fred Anderson (H) 2nd Reading Not 01/31/2019 Prohibit texting and Monitor (R) HD 20 Passed* driving by minors. HB 186 LC0389 Mary Ann Dunwell (H) Tabled in 02/11/2019 Revise laws related 5 MH. Monitor (D) HD 84 Committee* -- (H) to depression Appropriations screening in public schools HB 187 LC0176 Mary Ann Dunwell (H) Tabled in 01/24/2019 Revise laws related 5 MH. Monitor (D) HD 84 Committee* -- (H) to youth suicide Human Services prevention HB 190 LC1596 Bruce Grubbs (H) Returned from 03/27/2019 Revise local Monitor (R) HD 68 Enrolling government authority to set school zone speed limits HB 191 LC1301 Bruce Grubbs (H) Missed Deadline for 03/01/2019 Provide for K-12 1 SF. Monitor. (R) HD 68 General Bill synchronous Synchronous Transmittal* distance learning distance learning payment payment added to formula HB 199 LC1181 Barry Usher (H) Tabled in 01/31/2019 Generally revise Monitor. (R) HD 40 Committee* -- (H) laws related to Judiciary bullying HB 204 LC1184 Marilyn Ryan (S) Committee Report-- 03/23/2019 Generally revise Monitor laws.leg.mt.gov/legprd_pref/law_utilities.CallBillSearchResults?P_ENTY_ID_SEQ2=15480&P_PFLT_APPL_SEQ=1&P_SESS=20191 2/17 3/29/2019 LAWS Bill Search Results Page (D) HD 99 Bill Concurred -- (S) teachers' retirement State Administration system laws HB 211 LC0341 Llew Jones (S) Committee Report-- 03/28/2019 Address recruitment 2 RR. Support. (R) HD 18 Bill Concurred as and retention of K- QEP for R & R Amended -- (S) 12 quality educators Critical Shortage Education and Cultural Resources HB 212 LC1258 Llew Jones (H) Returned from 03/27/2019 Revise funding for Monitor (R) HD 18 Enrolling community colleges HB 218 LC1297 Sue Vinton (S) Hearing -- (S) 03/22/2019; Generally revise 1 SF. Support. (R) HD 56 Education and Cultural 3:00 PM, laws related to Tech Ed bill Resources Rm 422 career and technical education HB 219 LC1499 Shane A Morigeau (S) Hearing -- (S) State 03/13/2019; Establish Monitor (D) HD 95 Administration 3:00 PM, Indigenous Peoples Rm 335 Day in Montana HB 225 LC0949 Casey Schreiner (H) Tabled in 03/27/2019 Revise school laws 1 SF. Support. Gov (D) HD 26 Committee* -- (H) related to inflation, school funding bill Education preschool, and w Inflation, SpEd, special education Preschool HB 235 LC1143 Dave Fern (D) HD 5 (H) Tabled in 02/01/2019 Provide options, 2 RR. Support. Committee* -- (H) conditions for Health insurance Human Services financing school incentives & health group plans flexibilities for certain group HB 237 LC3048 Jasmine Krotkov (H) Signed by Speaker 03/27/2019 Allow school 4 FT. Support (D) HD 25 district bond issuance for a term of up to 30 years HB 247 LC1592 Bruce Grubbs Chapter Number 03/21/2019 Provide greater 4 FT. Support. (R) HD 68 Assigned flexibility for SAM Priority Bill school districts in financing major maintenance HB 263 LC2768 Jonathan Windy Boy (H) Missed Deadline for 03/01/2019 Revise laws related Monitor (D) HD 32 General Bill to Indian language Transmittal* immersion programs in schools HB 270 LC1231 Moffie Funk (H) Tabled in 02/08/2019 License speech Monitor. SpEd (D) HD 82 Committee* -- (H) language pathology Business and Labor and audiology assistants HB 282 LC2664 Denley M Loge (H) Returned from 03/27/2019 Protect vulnerable Monitor (R) HD 14 Enrolling persons from sexual misconduct HB 290 LC3121 Peggy Webb (S) Returned to House 03/28/2019 Require child Monitor (R) HD 43 support cooperation for food stamp eligibility HB 295 LC1296 Fred Anderson (S) Committee Report-- 03/28/2019 Create grant 1 SF. Support. (R) HD 20 Bill Concurred -- (S) program to Incentivize Work- Education and Cultural encourage work- based Learning Resources based learning Innovation HB 298 LC0571 Christopher Pope (S) Tabled in Committee 03/27/2019 Revise funding for 1 SF. Monitor. (D) HD 65 -- (S) Education and students with ANB for Spec Ed Cultural Resources disabilities up to 21. Excess cost to local district HB 300 LC0137 Kerry White (H) Tabled in 03/25/2019 Generally revise Monitor. Sales tax laws.leg.mt.gov/legprd_pref/law_utilities.CallBillSearchResults?P_ENTY_ID_SEQ2=15480&P_PFLT_APPL_SEQ=1&P_SESS=20191 3/17 3/29/2019 LAWS Bill Search Results Page (R) HD 64 Committee* -- (H) taxes and the to replace property Taxation distribution of taxes revenue through sales tax HB 303 LC1630 Greg DeVries (H) Missed Deadline for 03/01/2019 Eliminate 6. Oppose. (R) HD 75 General Bill compulsory Eliminates Transmittal* education compulsory requirements enrollment and attendance. HB 321 LC2964 Fred Anderson (H) Missed Deadline for 03/01/2019 Allow local Monitor (R) HD 20 General Bill governments to Transmittal* limit use of compression brakes HB 322 LC1545 John Fuller (R) HD 8 (H) Transmitted to 03/25/2019 Remove 6. Monitor Governor requirement to provide SSN on concealed weapons permit application HB 323 LC1577 Brad Tschida (H) Signed by Speaker 03/25/2019 Provide for free Monitor (R) HD 97 association for non- union public employees HB 325 LC2922 Matt Regier (S) Committee Report-- 03/21/2019 Generally revise 6. Monitor. Gun (R) HD 4 Bill Concurred -- (S) firearm laws Bill Judiciary HB 351 LC0595 Wendy McKamey (S) Scheduled for 3rd 03/29/2019 Encourage 1 SF. Support. (R) HD 19 Reading transformational Incentivize learning Transformational Learning HB 354 LC1309 Rodney Garcia (H) Tabled in 02/08/2019 Restrict sexually 6. Oppose. MT- (R) HD 52 Committee* -- (H) explicit materials PEC Education and sexually oriented businesses HB 356 LC2937 Moffie Funk (S) Hearing -- (S) 04/02/2019; Revise the Monitor (D) HD 82 Energy and 3:00 PM, composition of the Telecommunications Rm 317 committee on telecommunications access services HB 357 LC2997 Matt Regier (S) Committee Report-- 03/21/2019 Revise concealed 6.
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