Montana House adopts rules for legislative proceedings, including committee assignments, debate limits, and procedural motions.
The Montana House adopts rules governing its proceedings, including committee assignments, debate limits, and procedural motions. Legislation is referred to appropriate committees based on subject matter, with specific rules for appropriations and policy bills. Debate limits are set for motions and amendments, and certain motions are nondebatable. The House adopts rules for committee procedures, including quorum requirements, meeting notices, and audio recording logs. The House also adopts rules for floor actions, including motions, questions, and voting procedures.
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