HB790

Provide for disclosure of criminal records between DOR and DOJ and fingerprinting of certain employees

Failed·5/22/25
Introduced Text

Montana HB790 requires fingerprinting for certain Department of Revenue employees and allows disclosure of criminal records between the Department of.

Montana HB790 mandates fingerprinting for Department of Revenue employees who have access to federal taxpayer information. The bill also allows the Department of Revenue to request criminal history record information from the Department of Justice, which is designated as a criminal justice agency. The Department of Justice must forward all criminal history record information to the Department of Revenue after completing the background check. The Department of Revenue is responsible for paying all fees associated with the employee's criminal record background report.

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Sponsors

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Roll Call Votes

8 Yea

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0 Nay

Calendar

Apr 8, 2025

8:00 AM

Senate Judiciary Hearing

Apr 3, 2025

8:00 AM

Senate Judiciary Hearing

History

May 22, 2025

Senate

(S) Died in Standing Committee

Apr 9, 2025

Senate

(S) Tabled in Committee (S) Judiciary

Apr 7, 2025

Senate

(S) Hearing (S) Judiciary