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Montana Legislature 4/29/2021 LAWS Bill Search Results Page Montana Legislature 2021 January Bill Search Results Regular Session Log Off Pref Acct The 67th Regular Session of the Montana Legislature will convene on January 4th, 2021 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 - 190 Total number of Introduced and Unintroduced Bills - 364 Print Friendly Email this Page READ ME Bill Type - LC Status Primary Sponsor Status Short Title Note Number Number Date HB 2 LC0456 Llew Jones (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/29/2021 General 7 RT. Monitor (R) HD 18 Appropriations Act HB 3 LC0457 David Bedey Chapter Number 02/18/2021 Supplemental 7 RT. Monitor (R) HD 86 Assigned Appropriations Bill HB 4 LC0458 Dan Bartel (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/27/2021 Appropriations by 7 RT. Monitor (R) HD 29 Budget Amendment HB 5 LC0459 Llew Jones (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/29/2021 Long-Range Building 5 IT. Monitor. (R) HD 18 Appropriations MSDB projects HB 10 LC0464 Kenneth L Holmlund (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/27/2021 Long-Range 5 IT. Support (R) HD 38 Information Technology Appropriations HB 11 LC0465 Wendy McKamey (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/27/2021 Treasure State 7 RT. Monitor (R) HD 19 Endowment Program HB 13 LC0466 Julie Dooling Chapter Number 04/14/2021 State Employee Pay 9 SP. Monitor (R) HD 70 Assigned Plan HB 14 LC0468 Mike Hopkins (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/27/2021 Long-Range Building 5 IT. Monitor (R) HD 92 Bonding Program HB 15 LC0467 Fred Anderson Chapter Number 02/25/2021 Implement K-12 1 SF. Support. (R) HD 20 Assigned Inflation Action HB 16 LC0271 Fred Anderson (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Allow 3- and 4-year- 1 SF. Support (R) HD 20 General Bill Transmittal* olds with disabilities in ANB calculations HB 25 LC0276 Moffie Funk (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Clarify funding for 4 MH. Support (D) HD 82 General Bill Transmittal* education of children in residential treatment HB 26 LC0278 Moffie Funk Chapter Number 02/23/2021 Clarify the definition 6 EP. Support (D) HD 82 Assigned of pupil HB 27 LC0290 Moffie Funk (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Authorize school 4 MH. Support (D) HD 82 General Bill Transmittal* districts to create "handle with care" programs laws.leg.mt.gov/legprd_pref/law_utilities.CallBillSearchResults?P_ENTY_ID_SEQ2=15480&P_PFLT_APPL_SEQ=1&P_SESS=20211 1/19 4/29/2021 LAWS Bill Search Results Page HB 32 LC0273 Sue Vinton Chapter Number 04/01/2021 Repeal ending fund 1 SF. Support (R) HD 56 Assigned balance limits for school district funds HB 33 LC0279 Sue Vinton Chapter Number 04/01/2021 Clarify school funding 1 SF. Support (R) HD 56 Assigned related to anticipated enrollment increases HB 46 LC0281 David Bedey (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/21/2021 Revise special 1 SF. Support. (R) HD 86 education funding Action HB 59 LC0719 Jim Hamilton (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Revise funding 8 PL. Monitor. (D) HD 61 General Bill Transmittal* provisions in PERS Increase employer contribution HB 67 LC0429 Llew Jones (H) Transmitted to 04/23/2021 Generally revise 1 SF. Monitor (R) HD 18 Governor community college funding laws HB 68 LC0432 Marta Bertoglio Chapter Number 02/23/2021 Provide early school 6 EP. Support (R) HD 75 Assigned enrollment for children of relocated military families HB 69 LC0433 Wendy McKamey (H) Missed Deadline for 04/08/2021 Eliminate reduced- 6 EP. Support (R) HD 19 Appropriation Bill price co-pays for Transmittal* school meals HB 70 LC0347 Kenneth L Holmlund Chapter Number 03/26/2021 Revise state suicide 4 MH. Monitor (R) HD 38 Assigned prevention program HB 78 LC0344 Bill Mercer (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Require certain 4 MH. Monitor (R) HD 46 General Bill Transmittal* employees to report suspected child abuse and neglect HB 81 LC0722 Jim Hamilton Chapter Number 04/12/2021 Generally revise laws 8 PL. Monitor (D) HD 61 Assigned on administration of MPERA retirement systems HB 88 LC0723 Marta Bertoglio Chapter Number 04/12/2021 Generally revise laws 8 PL. Monitor (R) HD 75 Assigned on administration of TRS HB 89 LC0287 Wendy McKamey Chapter Number 04/16/2021 Revise 1 SF. Monitor. (R) HD 19 Assigned transformational Adds lottery learning program system HB 90 LC0342 Dennis R Lenz (H) Transmitted to 04/23/2021 Create an emergency 4 MH. Monitor (R) HD 53 Governor protective services hearing in CPS removals HB 97 LC0561 Wendy McKamey (H) Vetoed by Governor* 04/08/2021 Revise ethics laws 6 EP. Monitor (R) HD 19 regarding application to boards and commissions HB 102 LC1333 Seth Berglee Chapter Number 02/18/2021 Generally revise gun 6 EP. Monitor. (R) HD 58 Assigned laws Gun laws HB 105 LC1092 Ron Marshall Chapter Number 03/23/2021 Generally revise 6 EP. Monitor (R) HD 87 Assigned unlawful transactions with children laws HB 106 LC1091 Ron Marshall (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Prohibit expansion of 6 EP. Monitor (R) HD 87 General Bill Transmittal* the Montana clean indoor air act HB 107 LC1089 Ron Marshall (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Revise mill levy 7 RT. Oppose. (R) HD 87 General Bill Transmittal* election laws Requires two- laws.leg.mt.gov/legprd_pref/law_utilities.CallBillSearchResults?P_ENTY_ID_SEQ2=15480&P_PFLT_APPL_SEQ=1&P_SESS=20211 2/19 4/29/2021 LAWS Bill Search Results Page thirds of electors approval HB 112 LC0116 John Fuller (R) HD 8 (H) Returned from 04/29/2021 Require interscholastic 6 EP. Monitor Enrolling athletes to participate under sex assigned at birth HB 127 LC0554 Jennifer Carlson (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Revise property tax 7 RT. Monitor (R) HD 69 General Bill Transmittal* payment procedure HB 128 LC0861 Linda Reksten (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Create renewable 5 IT. Monitor (R) HD 12 General Bill Transmittal* energy trust fund HB 129 LC0455 David Bedey (H) Transmitted to 04/22/2021 Revise the Family 6 EP. Monitor (R) HD 86 Governor Education Savings Act HB 130 LC0579 David Bedey Chapter Number 04/01/2021 Generally revise laws 5 IT. Monitor (R) HD 86 Assigned related to alternative project delivery contracts HB 132 LC1029 Fred Anderson (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Require property tax 7 RT. Monitor (R) HD 20 General Bill Transmittal* bill to include comparison to prior year HB 137 LC1090 Ron Marshall (S) Tabled in Committee - 03/17/2021 Generally revise 6 EP. Oppose (R) HD 87 - (S) Business, Labor, and vaping and alternative Economic Affairs nicotine products laws HB 143 LC0286 Llew Jones Chapter Number 03/09/2021 Provide incentives for 3 RR. Support. (R) HD 18 Assigned increasing starting Action teacher pay HB 148 LC0859 Linda Reksten (H) Missed Deadline for 04/08/2021 Revise property 7 RT. Monitor (R) HD 12 Revenue Bill reappraisal cycle for Transmittal* class three and four property HB 159 LC0495 Llew Jones Chapter Number 04/16/2021 Revise governor's 9 SP. Monitor (R) HD 18 Assigned power to spend certain unanticipated federal funds HB 166 LC1892 Dave Fern (D) HD 5 (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Expanding the 6 EP. Support General Bill Transmittal* transformational learning program to include magnet schools HB 168 LC1616 Bill Mercer (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Generally revise laws 6 EP. Monitor (R) HD 46 General Bill Transmittal* related to union fees HB 176 LC0656 Sharon Greef Chapter Number 04/23/2021 Close late voter 9 SP. Monitor (R) HD 88 Assigned registration on Friday before the election HB 181 LC0407 Katie Zolnikov (H) Sent to Enrolling 04/21/2021 Reauthorizing the e- 5 IT. Support (R) HD 45 rate broadband program HB 185 LC2575 Scot Kerns (H) Missed Deadline for 03/02/2021 Revise laws related to 6 EP. Oppose. (R) HD 23 General Bill Transmittal* basic instructional BPE authority program in high schools HB 186 LC2576 Scot Kerns (S) Tabled in Committee - 03/22/2021 Generally revise laws 6 EP. Oppose. (R) HD 23 - (S) Education and related to teacher BPE authority Cultural Resources certification HB 192 LC0860 Linda Reksten Chapter Number 04/19/2021 Revising laws related 5 IT. Monitor (R) HD 12 Assigned to school major maintenance funding laws.leg.mt.gov/legprd_pref/law_utilities.CallBillSearchResults?P_ENTY_ID_SEQ2=15480&P_PFLT_APPL_SEQ=1&P_SESS=20211 3/19 4/29/2021 LAWS Bill Search Results Page HB 206 LC1184 David Bedey (H) Transmitted to 04/29/2021 Revise education laws 6 EP. Support. (R) HD 86 Governor related to tuition and MT-PEC in-state treatment HB 207 LC3171 Neil Duram Chapter Number 04/19/2021 Generally revise 6 EP. Monitor (R) HD 2 Assigned school bus safety laws HB 210 LC1983 Moffie Funk Chapter Number 03/26/2021 Provide for licensure 6 EP. Monitor (D) HD 82 Assigned of speech-language pathology and audiology assistants HB 218 LC2353 Mike Hopkins Chapter Number 04/16/2021 Revise campus free 6 EP. Monitor (R) HD 92 Assigned speech laws HB 219 LC1110 Jonathan Windy Boy (H) Missed Deadline for 04/08/2021 Create computer 6 EP. Monitor (D) HD 32 Appropriation Bill coding student Transmittal* employment pilot program HB 227 LC1453 Mary Ann Dunwell (H) Missed Deadline for 04/08/2021 Establish student 4 MH. Monitor (D) HD 84 Appropriation Bill mental health Transmittal* screening pilot program HB 233 LC1253 Fred Anderson (H) Transmitted to 04/28/2021 Revise funding for 1 SF.
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