Montana HB32 allows audio and video recording of public events without parental consent.
Montana HB32 amends the law to allow audio and video recording of public events without requiring parental consent. The bill specifies that government entities can make recordings during public events, including performances, athletic competitions, and related preparations or rehearsals. This change applies to recordings made by government entities, excluding instances like court proceedings, law enforcement investigations, and forensic interviews.
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