Montana HB668 revises alcohol laws to prohibit certain licensees from offering gambling.
Montana HB668 amends the state's alcohol laws to restrict gambling activities for specific licensees. It prohibits certain alcoholic beverage licensees, including those in enlisted persons', noncommissioned officers', or officers' clubs located on military reservations or veterans' organizations, from offering gambling. The bill specifies that licenses issued after the effective date of the act are ineligible for gambling, while those issued before October 1, 1997, may still offer gambling if they meet certain criteria.
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