Montana HB604 would prohibit local governments from implementing guaranteed income programs.
Montana HB604 would establish statewide uniformity for guaranteed income programs by prohibiting local governments from administering such programs. The bill defines a guaranteed income program as one providing regular periodic cash payments that are unearned and may be used for any purpose, excluding those requiring work or technical training. Local governments are barred from adopting, enforcing, or maintaining ordinances, orders, or rules for making payments under these programs.
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