Montana SB47 enhances the review process for statewide ballot issues by requiring legislative committee review when a court determines a proposed.
Montana SB47 amends the state's ballot issue laws to enhance the review process for statewide ballot issues. The bill requires legislative committee review when a court determines that a proposed statewide initiative is legally sufficient. It outlines procedures for proponents to submit proposed initiatives to the secretary of state, who then forwards them to the legislative services division for review. The attorney general must also review the proposals for legal sufficiency and potential harm to business interests.
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