Montana SB120 establishes a process for selecting, overseeing, and removing commissioners to an Article V convention for proposing amendments.
Montana SB120 outlines the process for selecting, overseeing, and removing commissioners to an Article V convention for proposing amendments. The bill mandates that commissioners must be residents of Montana for at least five years, at least 25 years old, and registered voters. They must not have been federal lobbyists, employees, or contractors in the past five to ten years and must not hold a statewide office. Commissioners must take an oath and file it with the secretary of state.
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