Senate Bill 437: Revise Definition of Sex in Montana Law
This bill defines “sex,”; “male” and “female” in Montana law based on biological characteristics atbirth, applying these definitions across multiple legal and policy areas including education, healthcare, and anti-discrimination...Senate Bill 299: ReviseLaws Related to EnhancingTransparency in Education
This bill expands parental rights in education by requiring schools to provide full access to student records, notify parents before certain instruction is provided, establish a complaint process, and prohibit withholding information about a child’s health, education,...House Joint Resolution 10: Resolution on Sports Laws
This joint resolution declares that biological males should not be allowed to compete in women’s sports and urges Congress to pass the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2025 to uphold fairness and safety in female athletics. Passed by Full Legislature...House Bill 723: Establish Annual Reporting Requirements of Infants Born Alive
This bill requires medical facilities to report annually on infants born alive following an abortion or attempted abortion, including gestational age, medical actions taken, and outcomes, while imposing civil penalties for noncompliance and mandating state-level...Thank You for Visiting
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