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SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 8 (Feb 25 – Mar 2) 2-22-19 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 8 (Feb 25 – Mar 2) 2-22-19 Weekly Committee Schedule for SAM Followed Bills … Monday 2-25-19 – Legislative Day 40 House Education Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 137 Revise immunization notification requirements Kathy Kelker (D) HD 47 Not a SAM Followed Bill. Post Secondary HB 541 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 137 Revise school finance laws related to gifts and endowments David Bedey (R) HD 86 Monitor HB 576 House Appropriations Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 102 Revise funding for students with Christopher Pope (D) HD 65 1 SF. Monitor. ANB for Spec Ed up to 21. HB 298 disabilities Excess cost to local district House Judiciary Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 137 Revise medical exemption laws on immunizations David Dunn (R) HD 9 6. Oppose. Deny sharing immunization HB 564 records with DPHHS Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 317 Allow school district bond issuance for a term of Jasmine Krotkov (D) 4 FT. Support. NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 HB 237 up to 30 years HD 25 AM in Room 317. Senate Judiciary Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 303 Authorize concealed carry for legislators, & sergeants-at- Roger Webb (R) SD Monitor. NOTE: Meeting will begin at 8:00 SB 304 arms & their deputies 23 AM Tuesday 2-26-19 – Legislative Day 41 House Judiciary Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 26-FEB-19 8:00 AM 137 Revise criminal procedure laws related to sexual offenses Dave Fern (D) HD 5 Monitor HB 590 1 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 8 (Feb 25 – Mar 2) 2-22-19 Wednesday 2-27-19 – Legislative Day 42 Thursday 2-28-19 – Legislative Day 43 Friday 3-1-19 – Legislative Day 44 Saturday 3-5-19 – Legislative Day 45 Transmittal of General Bills to other Chamber. Last day to request Appropriations Bills Weekly Schedule By Committee for SAM Followed Bills … House Education Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 137 Revise immunization notification requirements Kathy Kelker (D) HD 47 Not a SAM Followed Bill. Post Secondary HB 541 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 137 Revise school finance laws related to gifts and endowments David Bedey (R) HD 86 Monitor HB 576 Senate Education & Cultural Resources Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments House Judiciary Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 26-FEB-19 8:00 AM 137 Revise criminal procedure laws related to sexual offenses Dave Fern (D) HD 5 HB 590 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 137 Revise laws related to misdemeanor expungement Zach Brown (D) HD 63 HB 543 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 137 Revise definition of public road in gas tax laws Alan Redfield (R) HD 59 HB 550 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 137 Revise medical exemption laws on immunizations David Dunn (R) HD 9 6. Oppose HB 564 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 137 Prohibit implementation/enforcement of immunization not approved by legislature Theresa Manzella (R) HD 85 HB 574 House Appropriations Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 102 Revise funding for students with Christopher Pope (D) HD 65 1 SF. Monitor. ANB for Spec Ed up to 21. HB 298 disabilities Excess cost to local district 2 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 8 (Feb 25 – Mar 2) 2-22-19 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 102 Require workfare participation for SNAP Peggy Webb (R) HD 43 HB 378 recipients 25-FEB-19 3:00 PM 102 Generally revise wage laws for public Mark Sweeney (D) HD 77 HB 593 defenders Senate Finance and Claims Committee Date Time Room Bill Type - Number Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments 26-FEB-19 8:00 AM 317 Supplemental Appropriations Bill Kenneth L Holmlund (R) HD 38 HB 3 26-FEB-19 8:00 AM 317 Revising laws concerning human trafficking and Margaret (Margie) SB 147 sex crimes to protect victims MacDonald (D) SD 26 25-FEB-19 9:00 AM 317 Revising mandatory minimums for certain Roger Webb (R) SD 23 SB 155 sexual offenses 25-FEB-19 9:00 AM 317 Revise laws related to child and family Roger Webb (R) SD 23 SB 216 ombudsman 25-FEB-19 9:00 AM 317 Revise taxation of social security income David Howard (R) SD 29 SB 217 25-FEB-19 8:00 AM 317 Allow school district bond issuance for a term of Jasmine Krotkov (D) HD 25 4 FT. Support. NOTE: Meeting will begin at HB 237 up to 30 years 8:00 AM in Room 317. Senate Judiciary Committee Bill Type - Date Time Room Short Title Primary Sponsor Comments Number 26-FEB- 8:00 303 Allow unincorporated associations to sue and be sued Jennifer Fielder (R) SD 7 NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 282 19 AM 8:00 AM 26-FEB- 8:00 303 Generally revise laws on privacy Bryce Bennett (D) SD 50 NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 286 19 AM 8:00 AM 26-FEB- 8:00 303 Provide protections for landlords against tenants with criminal Brian Hoven (R) SD 13 NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 293 19 AM records 8:00 AM 26-FEB- 8:00 303 Revise laws related to employing individuals with criminal records Brian Hoven (R) SD 13 NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 294 19 AM 8:00 AM 26-FEB- 8:00 303 Generally revise property laws to protect property rights Kenneth Bogner (R) SD 19 NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 300 19 AM 8:00 AM 26-FEB- 8:00 303 Revise laws related to national instant criminal background check Margaret (Margie) MacDonald (D) NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 303 19 AM system SD 26 8:00 AM 25-FEB- 8:00 303 Authorize concealed carry for legislators, & sergeants-at-arms & Roger Webb (R) SD 23 NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 304 19 AM their deputies 8:00 AM 25-FEB- 8:00 303 Revise Montana residential mobile home lot rental act Roger Webb (R) SD 23 NOTE: Meeting will begin at SB 308 19 AM 8:00 AM 3 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 8 (Feb 25 – Mar 2) 2-22-19 Weekly Schedule By Committee for All Bills … NEW INFORMATION IN RED -- The below information is time sensitive and can change very rapidly so if you have specific bills that you are following – please go onto the Legislative website to check. Yellow Highlight indicates bills that SAM is tracking. Double click on the items in blue to take you into the item. For copy of the bills click on the number or go to: Laws Contact a Legislator (will be updated when online message system is activated for the session) If you would like to listen or watch the proceedings Upcoming Hearings Dates are subject to change Monday – February 25 – Legislative Day 40 Senate Finance and Claims – Room 317, 8am SB53 – Revise meal reimbursement for public employees (Jon Sesso) SB93 – Require decommissioning and bonding for certain solar (Tom Richmond) SB147 – Revising laws concerning human trafficking and sex crimes to protect victims (Margaret MacDonald) HB237 – Allow school district bond issuance for a term of up to 30 years (Jasmine Krotkov) Senate Joint Committee for Settlement Accountability – Room 303, 10am HB532 – Generally revising privacy of settlements and public right to know laws (Bill Mercer) Senate Natural Resources – Room 303, 3pm HB34 – Create a statutory appropriation for Good Neighbor Authority agreement income (Jim Keane) Senate Public Health, Welfare and Safety – Room 317, 3pm SB280 – Establish requirements for providing and covering medication-assisted treatment (Albert Olszewski) SB289 – Provide safe harbor for pregnant women seeking assistance for substance abuse (Diane Sands) Senate State Administration – Room 335, 3pm SB281 – Provide federalism training for certain state employees (Jennifer Fielder) SB284 – Revise required disclosures on election material about candidate’s voting record (Jen Gross) SB285 – Revise audit terms for Montana Medical Legal Panel (Dee Brown) SJ13 – A resolution regarding international trade with Canada, Mexico (Mike Cuffe) Senate Taxation – Room 405, 9am HB226 – Exempt certain shooting ranges from property taxation (Brad Tschida) HB232 – Revise assessment of taxes during condemnation proceedings (Bill Mercer) HB292 – Extend funding to Coal Board (Barry Usher) House Energy, Technology, and Federal Relations – Room 472, 3pm HJ16 – Interim study of electric transportation (Christopher Pope) HJ22 – Resolution recognizing he relationship between Montana and Canada (Casey Schreiner) 4 SAMLN19 Schedule: Week 8 (Feb 25 – Mar 2) 2-22-19 House Human Services – Room 152, 3pm HB529 – Revising requirements related to waiting list for waiver services (Frederick Moore) HB560 – Require DPHHS to participate in health information exchange (Kathy Kelker) HB578 – Allow surplus lines insurance to cover certain disability situations (Edward Buttrey) HB583 – Revise requirements for measuring children’s mental health outcomes (Dennis Lenz) House Judiciary – Room 137, 8am HB543 – Revise laws related to misdemeanor expungement (Zach Brown) HB550 – Revise definition of public road in gas tax laws (Alan Redfield) House Natural Resources – Room 172, 3pm HB118 – Create grant program to remove lead from school water supplies (Julie Dooling) HB180 – Limiting transfers by water rights certificate holders (Bradley Hamlett) HB556 – Provide for innovative sewage disposal technology (Joel Krautter) House State Administration – Room 455, 9am HB504 – Require corporate identification for media companies (Joe Read) HB512 – Revise laws related to appointments to fill vacancies in elected county offices (Jacob Bachmeier) HB524 – Generally revise laws
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