This bill prohibits public schools and state institutions from penalizing students or employees for refusing to use non-biological pronouns or compelled speech, and allows individuals to file lawsuits for monetary damages and injunctive relief if their rights are...
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House Bill 388: Create Pregnancy Center Autonomy and Rights of Expression Act
This bill prohibits state and local governments from imposing regulations on pregnancy centers based on their refusal to perform, refer, or counsel in favor of abortion or contraception, and creates legal remedies, including damages of up to $50,000, for violations....
House Bill 343: Require Schools to Provide Religious Instruction Released Time Program
This bill requires school districts to provide at least one hour per week of religious instruction released time for students, and allows that schools award academic credit for religious instruction courses, and establishes secular evaluation criteria for determining...
House Bill 284: Establish an Interim Committee to Investigate Civil Rights Violations and Censorship Within the MUS
This bill establishes the Montana University System Investigation Committee, tasked with investigating civil rights violations and censorship at Montana’s public universities, gathering student testimony, and reporting findings to state and federal officials. Passed...
House Bill 201: Require Disclosure of Paid Signature Gatherers for Initiatives
This bill requires paid signature gatherers for ballot petitions to disclose their paid status both verbally and by wearing a badge, as well as provide their state of legal residence to individuals they solicit for signatures. Passed full Legislature - Transmitted to...
House Bill 179 – Revise Election Laws Related to Inactive Voter Status
This bill clarifies that signing a petition for a statewide ballot issue does not reactivate an inactive voter’s registration status, ensuring that voters must take specific actions, such as voting or submitting an updated registration form, to regain active status....
House Bill 377: Generally Bevise Access by Parent to Child Patient Health Care Information
HB377 strengthens parental rights by ensuring that parents have full access to their child's healthcare information and can provide or deny consent for medical procedures, mental health evaluations, and treatments. The bill removes the exclusive right of a minor to...
House Joint Resolution 10: Resolution on Sports Laws
HJ 10 is a joint resolution urging Congress to pass the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, which would require that federally funded women's sports teams be limited to biological females. It reinforces Title IX protections and opposes policies that allow...
Senate Bill 218: Provide for Private Right of Action for Injuries Caused by Certain Medical Interventions to Treat Gender Dysphoria
SB218 establishes a private cause of action for individuals who experience physical, psychological, emotional, or physiological injuries resulting from gender transition procedures, including hormone treatments, puberty blockers, and surgeries. The bill allows injured...
House Bill 371: Ban mRNA Vaccinations in Montana for Humans
HB371 prohibits the administration of dangerous gene-based vaccines, including mRNA based vaccines, to humans in the state of Montana. The bill imposes a misdemeanor charge and a $500 fine per violation and allows Montana’s licensing boards to review the credentials...