SB 154 – Define the Right to Privacy to Clarify No Right to Abortion
This Bill would clarify that the right of individual privacy as referenced in the Montana constitution, the Montana Code Annotated, or the Administrative Rules of Montana does not create, and may not be construed as creating or recognizing, a right to abortion or to...HB 213 – Provide Certificate of Nonviable Birth
This Legislation provides for a certificate of nonviable birth to be given to parents who lose a child after a heartbeat is detected but prior to the 20th week of gestation in pregnancy. Signed into lawHB 200 – Revise the Montana Safe Haven Newborn Protection Act
This Legislation would allow newborn children to be safely and anonymously surrendered to emergency service providers and public safety officials using newborn safety devices. This is a good bill. Signed into law.HB 23 – Revise Student Scholarship Organization and Innovative Education Tax Credits
This bill would change the tax credit limit for innovative educational programs from a maximum of $200,000 down to $2,000. This is a bad bill. This bill was tabled in House Taxation on 1-24Thank You for Visiting
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