Montana State Legislation

Lawmakers would order a joint resolution to study COVID-19 treatments and vaccines, including ivermectin and Right to Try outcomes.

Joint resolution would appoint a panel to study Plan 3 workers' compensation, review rates and incentives, with results due by September 15, 2026.

A bill would have the Legislative Council designate the Legislative Finance Committee to review federal directives affecting the Department of Military Affairs, with findings due by Sept. 15, 2026.

Lawmakers would study how federal funding changes affect DEQ budgets, staffing, and programs. The measure would designate the Legislative Finance Committee to conduct the study.

Resolution would direct an interim study on driver-record data sharing by the Department of Justice. It would review what data is shared, who receives it, and how it is used.

Lawmakers would study Block Management funding and landowner participation. The report would be due by September 15, 2026.

Legislative Council would be asked to assign a committee or staff to study hospital space and bed needs.

Montana House resolution would have urged the Democratic Party to apologize and consider bans on DEI, CRT, and ESG in state institutions.

A Montana House resolution urged pardons for Derek Chauvin, called for an independent probe into prosecutions, and asked Minneapolis to recover a $27 million settlement; the measure failed.

Lawmakers' resolution orders an interim study of water reuse, due Sept. 15, 2026, with a Legislative Council-designated committee and a final report to the 70th Legislature.