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Votes at a glance: House floor actions and concurrence votes March 26
Summary
The House recorded dozens of read-and-vote actions on March 26, including concurrence votes on multiple Senate bills and passage of several House bills on second reading. This roundup lists bills acted on with recorded vote tallies and outcomes.
The Montana House floor on March 26 recorded a series of bills and concurrence votes. Below are bills acted on with the floor vote tallies and outcomes as recorded on the transcript.
- SJ 6 (long-range legislative branch capital development plan): Passed (House vote recorded 99 aye, 0 no). - House Bill 424 (class 17 data center property tax revision): Passed (84 aye, 15 no). - Senate Bill 211 (revise emergency use of epinephrine in school setting to include nasal spray): Passed (85 aye, 14 no). - Senate Bill 29 (allow electronic submission of bonds for state): Passed (99 aye, 0 no). - Senate Bill 11 (local government ballot issues revisions): Passed (99 aye, 0 no). - Senate Bill 132 (minor in possession laws revision): Passed (99 aye, 0 no). - Senate Bill 58 (vote count procedures): Passed (99 aye, 0 no). - Senate Bill 33 (state building subject to code review): Passed (60 aye, 39 no). - House Bill 451 (tax increment financing changes): Passed (94 aye, 5 no). - House Bill 316 (constitutional amendment to define person): Passed (58 aye, 41 no). - House Bill 641 (repeal Lews and Clark bicentennial plate program): Passed (93 aye, 6 no). - House Bill 411 (exempt agricultural property from open space levies): Passed (56 aye, 43 no). - Senate Bill 251 (establish confidentiality for Child and Family Ombudsman): Passed (98 aye, 1 no). - Senate Bill 261 (endangering the welfare of children revisions): Passed (80 aye, 19 no). - Senate Bill 78 (revised laws related to marking hides and meat): Passed (98 aye, 1 no). - Senate Bill 9 (allow agency cash deposits biweekly): Passed (98 aye, 0 no). - Senate Bill 315 (Petroleum Tank Release Compensation Board reimbursements): Concurred in (99 aye, 0 no). - Senate Bill 456 (allow certain health-care staff to dispense drugs under circumstances): Concurred in (99 aye, 0 no). - Senate Bill 5 (inactivating county tax appeal board compensation changes): Concurred in (100 aye recorded). - Senate Bill 137 (juror excuse at age 75+ on request): Concurred in (92 aye, 7 no). - Senate Bill 109 (include physical therapists as treating physicians under workers' comp): Concurred in (100 aye, 0 no).
Several other bills and committee reports were read and adopted or concurred in during the session; the House adopted the committee report and concluded its business for the day with motions referring certain bills to Appropriations for fiscal review.
Note: This roundup lists floor tallies recorded in the meeting transcript; summaries are limited to the roll-call numbers and outcomes as recorded on the House floor.
