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House clears a slate of bills on third reading and concurs on several Senate measures
Summary
On the March floor session the House passed multiple bills on third reading and concurred in several Senate bills on second reading; measures covered renewable resources, hunting fees, employee holidays, stream gauges and administrative housekeeping.
The Montana House passed a package of bills on third reading and concurred with multiple Senate measures during the March floor session. Several bills passed with recorded roll-call votes; other measures were concurred in on second reading by the Committee of the Whole and adopted by the House.
Why it matters: The floor action advances multiple policy items to final steps (transmission to the other chamber or enrollment) and completes second-reading concurrence on several Senate-origin bills that affect state operations, employee leave, public safety data and administrative processes.
Selected roll-call outcomes and key details (votes recorded in the House journal):
- House Bill 6 (Renewable Resource Grants): Passed third reading, recorded approximately 96–2 in favor (journal entry reports the clerk’s tally at…
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