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Bill Sponsor's Professional Field Sponsor's Occupation Sponsor's Sponsor's Bill sponsor's Sponsor's disclosed SPONSOR professional field occupation business NAME BILL SUMMARY BILL NAME BILL DATE interests Recreational Law, legal Trails Inc., Big Attorney Brothers Big Anders Blewett SR 55 4/25/2013 services Sisters Great Falls A resolution urging continuance of wrestling as an Olympic sport Clarify military death benefit SB 63 4/3/2013 Establish youth concussion protection laws SB 112 4/22/2013 Fair arbitrators act HB 322 4/27/2009 Increase amount and slow phase out of retiree exclusion from income HB 315 4/29/2009 Increase jurisdictional limit for justice , city, and small claims courts SB 238 4/28/2011 Limit nondeferment of judgment to commercial vehicles HB 298 3/25/2009 Require notice that violation of temporary order of protection is criminal SB 26 3/23/2011 Restrict the use of strip and body cavity searches SB 194 4/12/2013 Revise probate laws and laws relating to civil proceedings SB 337 4/20/2011 N/A Andrea Olsen Revise workers' compensation laws HB 90 3/27/2015 Study membership-based health services to determine insurance, cost impacts HJ 29 4/30/2015 N/A Andrew Person Clarify rules of evidence for mental health professional-client privilege HB 513 4/2/2015 Permit discounts to military or veterans by property/casualty insurers HB 53 3/20/2015 Revise outdated code references to social security administration HB 54 3/30/2015 Revise social security laws HB 564 4/17/2015 N/A Art Wittich Adopt nurse licensure compact HB 147 2/27/2015 Adopt the Montana Uniform Trust Code SB 251 4/22/2013 Joint Rules Resolution SJ 1 1/23/2013 Memorialize trooper David Delaittre SB 179 4/18/2011 Name the justice building after Joe Mazurek SB 258 4/16/2013 Prohibit state gov't from administering fed health insurance purchase reqmnt SB 125 5/13/2011 Reduce DEQ and local sanitation review times SB 89 4/18/2011 Referendum to prohibit health insurance purchase requirement SB 418 5/4/2011 Revise laws relating to confidentiality of child abuse and neglect reports SB 65 3/1/2013 Revise laws relating to reports of alleged abuse at MT Development Center SB 43 4/22/2013 Revised uniform limited liability company act SB 429 5/6/2011 Senate Rules Resolution SR 1 1/11/2013 Study resolution on implementation of privatization of Medicaid administration SJ 20 5/4/2011 Urge Congress to support Constitutional Amendment on balanced budget SJ 4 4/20/2011 N/A Cynthia Wolken Create a commission to study criminal justice system SB 224 4/28/2015 Revise tax credit for temporary emergency lodging SB 175 5/4/2015 AWARE Inc., Laslovich Jesse SB 442 4/27/2009 Construction Laslovich Create shaken baby syndrome education program Create the Montana contaminated property compensation and restoration act SB 427 4/29/2009 Define court transcripts and provide for adjustments in transcript costs SB 197 4/3/2009 National bison range water compact SB 426 4/17/2009 Prohibiting covenants not to sue in remedial actions on listed sites SB 464 4/27/2009 Provide substitution procedure for work comp judge SB 42 3/18/2009 Report on placement of youth with mental health needs SB 399 5/4/2009 Revise costs of criminal proceedings SB 341 4/7/2009 Revise Crow Tribe water compact to allow change in use of escrow account SB 201 3/20/2009 Revise emancipation laws SB 340 4/7/2009 Revise laws on school district interlocal agreements and on calculating ANB SB 216 4/1/2009 Revise laws related to judgments and collections SB 441 4/20/2009 Revise laws related to justice courts SB 400 5/5/2009 Revise laws relating to treatment programs for certain medical licensees SB 401 4/20/2009 Revise prudent management of funds law SB 444 4/20/2009 Revise Public Service Commission secretary provisions SB 72 3/20/2009 Revise school trustee laws SB 273 4/7/2009 Uniform foreign country money judgments act SB 209 4/7/2009 Day care center director Kris Hansen Amend youth court act to clarify sentencing authority HB 126 3/30/2011 Establish decennial school funding study SB 128 4/29/2015 Generally revise annexation laws HB 575 4/15/2011 Generally revise laws related to solid waste licenses and fees HB 146 4/19/2013 Implement the Uniform Power of Attorney model law HB 374 4/1/2011 Interim study of local fire protection, firefighters, and EMTs HJ 38 5/2/2011 Interim study on benefits for veterans HJ 30 4/26/2013 Interim study on income tax HJ 13 5/2/2011 Some investment Larry Jent SB 57 4/3/2013 properties Adopt certain uniform laws commission language for military/overseas ballots Clarify duty of driver in accident to remain at the scene SB 68 4/20/2011 Clarify statutory disciplinary procedures for highway patrol SB 160 3/25/2009 Committing jurisdiction forward physical and mental health information to priso SB 35 3/24/2009 Create misdemeanor crime of aggravated DUI SB 15 4/28/2011 Generally revise surplus lines insurance law SB 331 5/6/2011 Implement the federal military and overseas empowerment act SB 55 4/15/2011 Interim study on family law procedure alternatives SJ 22 4/26/2013 Provide for Uniform Unsworn Foreign Declarations Act SB 354 5/6/2011 Provide parole for those sentenced to custody of DPHHS and in state facility SB 76 4/14/2011 Purpose statement for MAPA SB 20 4/3/2009 Revise child custody statutes regarding military service SB 108 4/27/2009 Revise disaster relief expenditure laws SB 33 4/3/2013 Revise falconry law to allow capture by nonresidents SB 92 4/1/2011 Revise guardian ad litem laws to allow judges' discretion in appointed counsel SB 153 5/6/2011 Revise laws on leasing of outfitter/guide equipment to include contracting SB 118 4/14/2011 Revise mental illness evaluations in criminal justice system SB 96 4/17/2009 Revise security laws related to multi-level marketers SB 20 4/24/2013 Senate resolution to confirm water judge of the Montana Water Court SR 5 4/4/2013 Deputy County Atty (Lewis and Mike Menahan HB 96 3/23/2011 Clark County) Allow recovery of public defender costs in certain cases Amend supervision of Chief Appellate Defender HB 97 3/18/2011 Clarify FWP authority to manage species HB 443 4/20/2009 Clarify responsibilities for expense recovery rel to orphan hazardous materials HB 131 4/8/2011 Ensuring tax qualification by IRS of certain retirement systems HB 170 4/17/2009 Generally revise fish and game laws HB 218 4/16/2009 Repeal 46-13-109 to conform with Montana Supreme Court opinion HB 250 4/7/2011 Restitution and probationary supervision fees HB 149 3/25/2009 Revise false claims act HB 122 3/25/2009 Revise jail penalties for DUI court participation HB 69 4/20/2011 Revise jurisdiction for misdemeanor DUI/BAC offenses HB 12 4/20/2011 Revise laws related to public employees retirement system HB 70 4/1/2011 Revise laws relating to justice's court HB 480 4/14/2011 Revise payment for court interpretation services HB 65 3/23/2011 Revise penalties for waste of game HB 336 4/21/2011 Revise probationary driver's license provisions for DUI court participation HB 102 4/8/2011 Revising definitions related to fish and game violations HB 337 4/7/2011 Tribal fish and game wardens as ex officio wardens under cooperative agreeme HB 296 3/20/2009 Uniform adult guardianship and protective proceedings jurisdiction act HB 477 4/16/2009 N/A Nate McConnell Clarify public defender involvement in eligibility determination HB 139 2/17/2015 Revise county transportation committee laws HB 387 3/27/2015 Revise pretrial diversion laws HB 195 2/27/2015 Suspend payment of public defender fee during incarceration HB 143 2/17/2015 Swandal Ranch Co., Community Mediation Nels Swandal SB 15 2/17/2015 Center Clarify laws relating to the call of a retired judge or justice Clarifying laws regarding electronic submitting of search warrants SB 26 2/17/2015 Revise laws related to asset forfeiture SB 109 4/2/2015 Revise laws related to partner and family member assault SB 318 4/27/2015 Works at same Steve lawfirm as Dudik Fitzpatrick Allow arbitration for disputes relating to construction liens HB 469 4/5/2013 Authorizing maintenance of reproduced tax records as official record HB 103 4/18/2011 Define combined appropriation for exempt wells in certain cases HB 168 4/10/2015 Generally revise laws related to volunteer firefighters HB 555 4/10/2015 Limit shareholder liability for corporation's acts and debts HB 249 5/6/2011 Limit the collection of personal identification information in Montana courts HB 330 3/27/2013 Order admissible in civil action HB 359 4/30/2013 Provide deadlines for governing bodies to review tax exemption applications HB 152 2/28/2013 Provide for an interim judicial redistricting commission HB 430 4/29/2015 Revise justice court laws HB 352 4/22/2013 Revise law on administrative rules adopted by reference HB 543 5/6/2011 Revise motor carrier laws HB 347 3/28/2013 Revising how political party may select committee representatives for precincts HB 454 5/5/2015 Attorney, farmer Real estate Austin mgmt co. Knudsen Remove federally preempted motor carrier regulations HB 55 2/20/2013 Revise avoided cost calculation for qual facilities to conform to federal law HB 92 3/25/2011 Revise laws related to surface owner damage and disruption compensation HB 431 4/30/2013 Revise Uniform Commercial Code laws HB 212 3/20/2013 Revise uniform commercial code laws on funds transfer HB 190 3/18/2013 Revise uniform limited liability partnership act HB 535 4/18/2011 Strengthen exclusive remedy laws in workers' compensation HB 232 4/4/2013 Attorney, nurse Dudik Law Firm Kimberly Dudik Adopting 2008 uniform interstate family support act HB 227 4/2/2015 Clarify application of parole eligibility for juvenile
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