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HOUSE JOURNAL64TH LEGISLATURE

SEVENTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE DAY

Helena, Montana House ChambersApril 17, 2015 State Capitol

House convened at 1:00 p.m. Mr. Speaker presiding. Invocation by Representative Noland. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Roll Call. All members present. Quorum present.

BILLS (Welborn, Chair): 4/17/2015

Correctly printed: SB 20, SB 157, SB 171, SB 193, SB 260, SB 375, SB 386, SJR 24.Correctly engrossed: SB 252, SB 410, SB 418.Transmitted to the Senate: HJR 21, HJR 23, HJR 24, HJR 26, HJR 27, SB 52, SB 180, SB 212,

SB 234, SB 262, SB 293, SB 306, SB 308, SB 309, SB 312, SB 326, SB 378, SB 380, SB 393, SB 399, SB 409.

Signed by the Speaker at 2:55 p.m., April 20, 2015: HB 145, HB 472, HB 614.Signed by the Chief Clerk of the House at 5:00 p.m., April 20, 2015: HB 145, HB 472, HB 614.Signed by the President at 9:40 a.m., April 17, 2015: HB 337, HB 358, HB 373, HB 379, HB 434,

HB 448, HB 450, HB 491, HB 503, HB 516, HB 523, HB 525, HB 533, HB 538, HB 542,HB 550, HB 553, HB 554, HB 606.

Delivered to the Secretary of State at 8:11 a.m., April 17, 2015: HJR 7.Delivered to the Governor for approval at 9:30 a.m., April 17, 2015: HB 29, HB 78, HB 180,

HB 250, HB 258, HB 284, HB 470, HB 587.Delivered to the Governor for approval at 10:32 a.m., April 17, 2015: HB 337, HB 358, HB 373,

HB 379, HB 434, HB 448, HB 450, HB 491, HB 503, HB 516, HB 523, HB 525, HB 533, HB 538, HB 542, HB 550, HB 553, HB 554, HB 606.

Representative Meyers rose on a Point of Personal Privilege. He stated that Native Americanshave served in the Military even before they were recognized as citizens, and have the greatestnumber of service people per capita than any other racial group. He wanted to thank the membersof the body for their prayers for servicemen and shared that he has three children currently servingin the armed forces.

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES

APPROPRIATIONS (Ballance, Chair): 4/17/2015SB 20, be concurred in. Report adopted.SB 157, be concurred in. Report adopted.SB 171, be concurred in. Report adopted.SB 193, be concurred in. Report adopted.SB 252, be amended as follows:

1. Page 5, line 22.Strike: "IF"Insert: "Except as provided in subsection (5)(c), if"

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2. Page 5, line 22 through line 23.Strike: "OF" on line 22 through "IN" on line 23Insert: "apply an amount less than 12.5% of the total oil and natural gas production taxes received

by the district in the prior school fiscal year to"

3. Page 5, line 24 through line 25.Strike: "AN" on line 24 through "YEAR" on line 25

4. Page 5, line 27.Following: "PRIOR"Insert: "school"

5. Page 6, line 5.Following: line 5Insert: "(c) The provisions of subsection (5)(b) do not apply to the following:

(i) a district that has a maximum general fund budget of less than $1 million;(ii) a district whose oil and natural gas revenue combined with its adopted general fund

budget totals 105% or less of its maximum general fund budget;(iii) a district that has a maximum general fund budget of $1 million or more and has had

an unusual enrollment increase approved by the superintendent of public instruction as providedin 20-9-314 in the year immediately preceding the fiscal year to which subsection (5) of this sectionwould otherwise apply; or (iv) a district that has issued outstanding oil and natural gas revenuebonds. Funds received pursuant to this section must first be applied by the district to payment ofdebt service obligations for oil and natural gas revenue bonds for the next 12-month period."

6. Page 8, line 4.Strike: "IF"Insert: "Except as provided in subsection (5)(c), if"

7. Page 8, line 4 through line 5.Strike: "OF" on line 4 through "IN" on line 5Insert: "apply an amount less than 12.5% of the total oil and natural gas production taxes received

by the district in the prior school fiscal year to"

8. Page 8, line 6 through line 7.Strike: "AN" on line 6 through "YEAR" on line 7

9. Page 8, line 9.Following: "PRIOR"Insert: "school"

10. Page 8, line 17.Following: line 17Insert: "(c) The provisions of subsection (5)(b) do not apply to the following:

(i) a district that has a maximum general fund budget of less than $1 million;



(ii) a district whose oil and natural gas revenue combined with its adopted general fundbudget totals 105% or less of its maximum general fund budget;

(iii) a district that has a maximum general fund budget of $1 million or more and has hadan unusual enrollment increase approved by the superintendent of public instruction as providedin 20-9-314 in the year immediately preceding the fiscal year to which subsection (5) of this sectionwould otherwise apply; or (iv) a district that has issued outstanding oil and natural gas revenuebonds. Funds received pursuant to this section must first be applied by the district to payment ofdebt service obligations for oil and natural gas revenue bonds for the next 12-month period."

11. Page 9, line 7.Strike: "and" through "20-9-104(6)"

12. Page 10, line 5.Strike: "and" through "20-9-104(6)"

And, as amended, be concurred in. Report adopted.

SB 260, be concurred in. Report adopted.SB 375, be concurred in. Report adopted.SB 386, be concurred in. Report adopted.SB 410, be amended as follows:

1. Title, page 1, line 12.Following: "AUTHORITY;"Insert: "PROVIDING A STATUTORY APPROPRIATION;"Following: "15-30-2110"Insert: ", 15-30-2618, 15-31-511, 17-7-502,"

2. Page 1, line 26.Following: line 25Insert: "(1) "Department" means the department of revenue provided for in 2-15-1301."Renumber: subsequent subsections

3. Page 3, line 30 through page 4, line 1.Strike: "set the maximum receivable amount"Insert: "determine the allocation"

4. Page 4, line 1.Strike: "or large district"Following: "based on"Strike: "a"Insert: "the"



5. Page 4, line 2.Following: the first "educators"Insert: "compared"

6. Page 4, line 3.Strike: "or large district"

7. Page 4, line 23.Strike: "DEPARTMENT"Insert: "superintendent of public instruction"

8. Page 4, line 25.Following: "."Insert: "In order to implement and administer the provisions of [sections 1 through 6], the

department and the superintendent of public instruction shall exchange taxpayerinformation and develop policies to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of confidentialrecords and information."

9. Page 4, line 27.Strike: "Appropriations may be made from"Insert: "Money in"Following: "account"Insert: "is statutorily appropriated, as provided in 17-7-502,"

10. Page 9, line 2.Following: "$3 million"Insert: "or the aggregate limit provided for in subsection (5)(a)(iii)"

11. Page 9, line 3.Strike: "made by taxpayers or"

12. Page 9, line 4.Following: "10% for"Strike: "each"Insert: "the"

13. Page 9, line 5.Strike: "year"Insert: "years"

14. Page 9, line 6.Following: line 5Insert: "(iii) If the aggregate limit is increased in any tax year, the department shall use the new

limit as the base aggregate limit for succeeding tax years until a new aggregated limit isestablished under the provisions of subsection (5)(a)(ii)."



15. Page 9, line 6.Strike: "TAX credits"Insert: "donations"

16. Page 9, line 9 through line 12.Strike: "If a disallowance" on line 9 through "15-1-216." on line 12

17. Page 10, line 11.Following: "$3 million"Insert: "or the aggregate limit provided for in subsection (5)(a)(iii)"

18. Page 10, line 12.Strike: "claimed by taxpayers or"

19. Page 10, line 13.Following: "10% for"Strike: "each"Insert: "the"Strike: "year"Insert: "years"

20. Page 10, line 14.Following: line 13Insert: "(iii) If the aggregate limit is increased in any tax year, the department shall use the new

limit as the base aggregate limit for succeeding tax years until a new aggregated limit isestablished under the provisions of subsection (5)(a)(ii)."

21. Page 10, line 17 through line 19.Strike: "If a disallowance" on line 17 through "15-1-216." on line 19

22. Page 11, line 23.Following: ";"Insert: "and"

23. Page 11, line 24 through line 25.Strike: ": (A)"

24. Page 11, line 26.Strike: "; and"Insert: "."

25. Page 11, line 27 through line 30.Strike: subsection (B) in its entirety



26. Page 19, line 16.Following: line 15Insert: "Section 24. Section 15-30-2618, MCA, is amended to read:

"15-30-2618. Confidentiality of tax records. (1) Except as provided in 5-12-303,15-1-106, 17-7-111, and subsections (8) and (9) of this section, in accordance with a proper judicialorder, or as otherwise provided by law, it is unlawful to divulge or make known in any manner:

(a) the amount of income or any particulars set forth or disclosed in any individual reportor individual return required under this chapter or any other information secured in theadministration of this chapter; or

(b) any federal return or federal return information disclosed on any return or reportrequired by rule of the department or under this chapter.

(2) (a) The officers charged with the custody of the reports and returns may not be requiredto produce them or evidence of anything contained in them in an action or proceeding in a court,except in an action or proceeding:

(i) to which the department is a party under the provisions of this chapter or any othertaxing act; or

(ii) on behalf of a party to any action or proceedings under the provisions of this chapter orother taxes when the reports or facts shown by the reports are directly involved in the action orproceedings.

(b) The court may require the production of and may admit in evidence only as much of thereports or of the facts shown by the reports as are pertinent to the action or proceedings.

(3) This section does not prohibit:(a) the delivery to a taxpayer or the taxpayer's authorized representative of a certified copy

of any return or report filed in connection with the taxpayer's tax;(b) the publication of statistics classified to prevent the identification of particular reports

or returns and the items of particular reports or returns; or(c) the inspection by the attorney general or other legal representative of the state of the

report or return of any taxpayer who brings an action to set aside or review the tax based on thereport or return or against whom an action or proceeding has been instituted in accordance withthe provisions of 15-30-2630.

(4) The department may deliver to a taxpayer's spouse the taxpayer's return or informationrelated to the return for a tax year if the spouse and the taxpayer filed the return with the filingstatus of married filing separately on the same return. The information being provided to thespouse or reported on the return, including subsequent adjustments or amendments to the return,must be treated in the same manner as if the spouse and the taxpayer filed the return using a jointfiling status for that tax year.

(5) Reports and returns must be preserved for at least 3 years and may be preserved untilthe department orders them to be destroyed.

(6) Any offense against subsections (1) through (5) is punishable by a fine not exceeding$500. If the offender is an officer or employee of the state, the offender must be dismissed fromoffice or employment and may not hold any public office or public employment in this state for aperiod of 1 year after dismissal or, in the case of a former officer or employee, for 1 year afterconviction.

(7) This section may not be construed to prohibit the department from providing taxpayerreturn information and information from employers' payroll withholding reports to:



(a) the department of labor and industry to be used for the purpose of investigation andprevention of noncompliance, tax evasion, fraud, and abuse under the unemployment insurancelaws; or

(b) the state fund to be used for the purpose of investigation and prevention ofnoncompliance, fraud, and abuse under the workers' compensation program.

(8) The department may permit the commissioner of internal revenue of the United Statesor the proper officer of any state imposing a tax upon the incomes of individuals or the authorizedrepresentative of either officer to inspect the return of income of any individual or may furnish tothe officer or an authorized representative an abstract of the return of income of any individual orsupply the officer with information concerning an item of income contained in a return or disclosedby the report of an investigation of the income or return of income of an individual, but thepermission may be granted or information furnished only if the statutes of the United States or ofthe other state grant substantially similar privileges to the proper officer of this state charged withthe administration of this chapter.

(9) On written request to the director or a designee of the director, the department shallfurnish:

(a) to the department of justice all information necessary to identify those personsqualifying for the additional exemption for blindness pursuant to 15-30-2114(4), for the purpose ofenabling the department of justice to administer the provisions of 61-5-105;

(b) to the department of public health and human services information acquired under15-30-2616, pertaining to an applicant for public assistance, reasonably necessary for theprevention and detection of public assistance fraud and abuse, provided notice to the applicant hasbeen given;

(c) to the department of labor and industry for the purpose of prevention and detection offraud and abuse in and eligibility for benefits under the unemployment compensation and workers'compensation programs information on whether a taxpayer who is the subject of an ongoinginvestigation by the department of labor and industry is an employee, an independent contractor,or self-employed;

(d) to the department of fish, wildlife, and parks specific information that is available fromincome tax returns and required under 87-2-102 to establish the residency requirements of anapplicant for hunting and fishing licenses;

(e) to the board of regents information required under 20-26-1111;(f) to the legislative fiscal analyst and the office of budget and program planning individual

income tax information as provided in 5-12-303, 15-1-106, and 17-7-111. The information providedto the office of budget and program planning must be the same as the information provided to thelegislative fiscal analyst.

(g) to the department of transportation farm income information based on the most recentincome tax return filed by an applicant applying for a refund under 15-70-223 or 15-70-362,provided that notice to the applicant has been given as provided in 15-70-223 and 15-70-362. Theinformation obtained by the department of transportation is subject to the same restrictions ondisclosure as are individual income tax returns.

(h) to the commissioner of insurance's office all information necessary for theadministration of the small business health insurance tax credit provided for in Title 33, chapter 22,part 20;

(i) to the superintendent of public instruction information required under [section 5]."""Section 25. Section 15-31-511, MCA, is amended to read:



"15-31-511. Confidentiality of tax records. (1) Except as provided in this section, inaccordance with a proper judicial order, or as otherwise provided by law, it is unlawful to divulgeor make known in any manner:

(a) the amount of income or any particulars set forth or disclosed in any return or reportrequired under this chapter or any other information relating to taxation secured in theadministration of this chapter; or

(b) any federal return or information in or disclosed on a federal return or report requiredby law or rule of the department under this chapter.

(2) (a) An officer or employee charged with custody of returns and reports required by thischapter may not be ordered to produce any of them or evidence of anything contained in them inany administrative proceeding or action or proceeding in any court, except:

(i) in an action or proceeding in which the department is a party under the provisions of thischapter; or

(ii) in any other tax proceeding or on behalf of a party to an action or proceeding under theprovisions of this chapter when the returns or reports or facts shown in them are directly pertinentto the action or proceeding.

(b) If the production of a return, report, or information contained in them is ordered, thecourt shall limit production of and the admission of returns, reports, or facts shown in them to thematters directly pertinent to the action or proceeding.

(3) This section does not prohibit:(a) the delivery of a certified copy of any return or report filed in connection with a return

to the taxpayer who filed the return or report or to the taxpayer's authorized representative;(b) the publication of statistics prepared in a manner that prevents the identification of

particular returns, reports, or items from returns or reports;(c) the inspection of returns and reports by the attorney general or other legal

representative of the state in the course of an administrative proceeding or litigation under thischapter;

(d) access to information under subsection (4);(e) the director of revenue from permitting a representative of the commissioner of internal

revenue of the United States or a representative of a proper officer of any state imposing a tax onthe income of a taxpayer to inspect the returns or reports of a corporation. The department mayalso furnish those persons abstracts of income, returns, and reports; information concerning anyitem in a return or report; and any item disclosed by an investigation of the income or return of acorporation. The director of revenue may not furnish that information to a person representing theUnited States or another state unless the United States or the other state grants substantiallysimilar privileges to an officer of this state charged with the administration of this chapter.

(f) the disclosure of information to the commissioner of insurance's office that is necessaryfor the administration of the small business health insurance tax credit provided for in Title 33,chapter 22, part 20.

(4) On written request to the director or a designee of the director, the department shall:(a) allow the inspection of returns and reports by the legislative auditor, but the information

furnished to the legislative auditor is subject to the same restrictions on disclosure outside thatoffice as provided in subsection (1); and

(b) provide corporate income tax and alternative corporate income tax information,including any information that may be required under Title 15, chapter 30, part 33, to the legislativefiscal analyst, as provided in 5-12-303 or 15-1-106, and the office of budget and program planning,



as provided in 15-1-106 or 17-7-111. The information furnished to the legislative fiscal analyst andthe office of budget and program planning is subject to the same restrictions on disclosure outsidethose offices as provided in subsection (1).

(c) furnish to the superintendent of public instruction information required under [section 5].(5) A person convicted of violating this section shall be fined not to exceed $500. If a public

officer or public employee is convicted of violating this section, the person is dismissed from officeor employment and may not hold any public office or public employment in the state for a periodof 1 year after dismissal or, in the case of a former officer or employee, for 1 year after conviction."Insert: "Section 26. Section 17-7-502, MCA, is amended to read:

"17-7-502. Statutory appropriations -- definition -- requisites for validity. (1) Astatutory appropriation is an appropriation made by permanent law that authorizes spending by astate agency without the need for a biennial legislative appropriation or budget amendment.

(2) Except as provided in subsection (4), to be effective, a statutory appropriation mustcomply with both of the following provisions:

(a) The law containing the statutory authority must be listed in subsection (3).(b) The law or portion of the law making a statutory appropriation must specifically state

that a statutory appropriation is made as provided in this section.(3) The following laws are the only laws containing statutory appropriations: 2-15-247;

2-17-105; 5-11-120; 5-11-407; 5-13-403; 7-4-2502; 10-1-108; 10-1-1202; 10-1-1303; 10-2-603;10-3-203; 10-3-310; 10-3-312; 10-3-314; 10-4-301; 15-1-121; 15-1-218; 15-35-108; 15-36-332;15-37-117; 15-39-110; 15-65-121; 15-70-101; 15-70-369; 15-70-601; 16-11-509; 17-3-106;17-3-112; 17-3-212; 17-3-222; 17-3-241; 17-6-101; 18-11-112; 19-3-319; 19-6-404; 19-6-410;19-9-702; 19-13-604; 19-17-301; 19-18-512; 19-19-305; 19-19-506; 19-20-604; 19-20-607;19-21-203; 20-8-107; [section 5]; 20-9-534; 20-9-622; 20-26-1503; 22-1-327; 22-3-1004; 23-4-105;23-5-306; 23-5-409; 23-5-612; 23-7-301; 23-7-402; 30-10-1004; 37-43-204; 37-51-501; 39-1-105;39-71-503; 41-5-2011; 42-2-105; 44-4-1101; 44-12-206; 44-13-102; 53-1-109; 53-1-215; 53-2-208;53-9-113; 53-24-108; 53-24-206; 60-11-115; 61-3-415; 69-3-870; 75-1-1101; 75-5-1108; 75-6-214;75-11-313; 76-13-150; 76-13-416; 77-1-108; 77-2-362; 80-2-222; 80-4-416; 80-11-518; 81-1-112;81-7-106; 81-10-103; 82-11-161; 85-20-1504; 85-20-1505; 87-1-603; 90-1-115; 90-1-205;90-1-504; 90-3-1003; 90-6-331; and 90-9-306.

(4) There is a statutory appropriation to pay the principal, interest, premiums, and costs ofissuing, paying, and securing all bonds, notes, or other obligations, as due, that have beenauthorized and issued pursuant to the laws of Montana. Agencies that have entered intoagreements authorized by the laws of Montana to pay the state treasurer, for deposit in accordancewith 17-2-101 through 17-2-107, as determined by the state treasurer, an amount sufficient to paythe principal and interest as due on the bonds or notes have statutory appropriation authority forthe payments. (In subsection (3): pursuant to sec. 10, Ch. 360, L. 1999, the inclusion of 19-20-604terminates contingently when the amortization period for the teachers' retirement system'sunfunded liability is 10 years or less; pursuant to sec. 10, Ch. 10, Sp. L. May 2000, secs. 3 and 6,Ch. 481, L. 2003, and sec. 2, Ch. 459, L. 2009, the inclusion of 15-35-108 terminates June 30,2019; pursuant to sec. 73, Ch. 44, L. 2007, the inclusion of 19-6-410 terminates contingently uponthe death of the last recipient eligible under 19-6-709(2) for the supplemental benefit provided by19-6-709; pursuant to sec. 14, Ch. 374, L. 2009, the inclusion of 53-9-113 terminates June 30,2015; pursuant to sec. 5, Ch. 442, L. 2009, the inclusion of 90-6-331 terminates June 30, 2019;pursuant to sec. 16, Ch. 58, L. 2011, the inclusion of 30-10-1004 terminates June 30, 2017;



pursuant to sec. 6, Ch. 61, L. 2011, the inclusion of 76-13-416 terminates June 30, 2019; pursuantto sec. 13, Ch. 339, L. 2011, the inclusion of 81-1-112 and 81-7-106 terminates June 30, 2017;pursuant to sec. 11(2), Ch. 17, L. 2013, the inclusion of 17-3-112 terminates on occurrence ofcontingency; pursuant to secs. 3 and 5, Ch. 244, L. 2013, the inclusion of 22-1-327 is effective July1, 2015, and terminates July 1, 2017; and pursuant to sec. 10, Ch. 413, L. 2013, the inclusion of2-15-247, 39-1-105, 53-1-215, and 53-2-208 terminates June 30, 2015.)""Renumber: subsequent sections


SB 418, be amended as follows:

1. Title, page 1, line 5.Following: "AN"Insert: "IMMEDIATE"

2. Page 1, line 10.Strike: "On July"Insert: "By June"Strike: "$1.2"Insert: "$1.35"

3. Page 1, line 14.Strike: "July 1, 2015"Insert: "on passage and approval"


JUDICIARY (Bennett, Chair): 4/17/2015SJR 24, be concurred in and be placed on the Consent Calendar. Report adopted.

MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE

House bill not concurred in and returned to the House: 4/16/2015

HB 576, introduced by Wittich

House bills concurred in and returned to the House: 4/16/2015

HB 472, introduced by JacobsonHB 479, introduced by OlszewskiHB 614, introduced by Wittich



House amendments to Senate bills concurred in: 4/16/2015

SB 128, introduced by HansenSB 169, introduced by HamlettSB 249, introduced by CohenourSB 280, introduced by F. MooreSB 289, introduced by AnkneySB 325, introduced by KeaneSB 349, introduced by C. SmithSB 355, introduced by AnkneySB 367, introduced by Taylor

HB 2 - The Senate acceded to the request of the House and authorized the President to appointthe following Free Conference Committee to meet with a like committee from the House to conferon HB 2:

4/17/2015Senator L. Jones, ChairSenator KeaneSenator Keenan

SB 283 - The Senate failed to concur in the House amendments to SB 283 and authorized thePresident to appoint the following Free Conference Committee to meet with a like committee fromthe House to confer on SB 283:

4/17/2015Senator Brenden, ChairSenator SalesSenator Sands

SECOND READING OF BILLS(COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE)

Majority Leader Regier moved the House resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole forconsideration of business on second reading. Motion carried. Representative Glimm in thechair.

Mr. Speaker: We, your Committee of the Whole, having had under consideration business onsecond reading, recommend as follows:

HB 28 - Senate Amendments - Representative Eck moved Senate amendments to HB 28 benot concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane,Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef,Hagstrom, Hayman, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, KippIII, Lang, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, McKamey,



Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson,Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier,Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila,Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Zolnikov.Total 81

Nays: Ballance, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Flynn, Harris, Hertz, Jacobson,Lamm, Laszloffy, Lavin, Manzella, Mortensen, Staffanson, Tschida, Wittich, Mr. Speaker.Total 19

Excused: None.Total 0

Absent or not voting: None.Total 0

HB 196 - Senate Amendments - Representative Webber moved Senate amendments to HB 196 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: B. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer,Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm,Greef, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala,Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy,McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield,Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson,Tropila, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Mr. Speaker.Total 83

Nays: J. Bennett, B. Brown, Burnett, Hagstrom, Hess, Lamm, Manzella, McKamey, Monforton,Mortensen, Tschida, Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 13


Absent or not voting: Ballance, Eck, Pinocci, Schwaderer.Total 4

HB 204 - Governor's Amendments - Representative Hertz moved Governor's amendments toHB 204 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook,Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus,Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hill,



Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, Mehlhoff, Meyers,Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olszewski, Osmundson, Perry, Person,Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White,Williams, Wilson, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 89

Nays: B. Bennett, Hayman, MacDonald, McConnell, McKamey, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers,Tropila, Wittich.Total 10


Absent or not voting: Schwaderer.Total 1

HB 237 - Senate Amendments - Representative Olszewski moved Senate amendments to HB 237 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Clark,Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus,Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy,Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McConnell, McKamey,Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall,Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson,Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, Williams, Wilson, Wittich,Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 95

Nays: Burnett, White.Total 2


Absent or not voting: Ehli, Jones, McClafferty.Total 3



HB 270 - Governor's Amendments - Representative Richmond moved Governor'samendments to HB 270 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook,Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick,Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall,Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson,Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Zolnikov,Mr. Speaker.Total 93

Nays: B. Brown, Monforton, Mortensen, Tschida, White, Wittich.Total 6


Absent or not voting: Custer.Total 1

HB 381 - Senate Amendments - Representative Burnett moved Senate amendments to HB 381 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook, Cuffe,Custer, Doane, Dudik, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef,Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, KippIII, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy,McClafferty, McKamey, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pierson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Schwaderer, Shaw,Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Williams, Wittich,Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 72

Nays: B. Bennett, Z. Brown, Court, Curdy, Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Funk, Hayman, Hill, Jacobson,Lynch, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pope,Price, Schreiner, Tropila, Webber, Wilson, Woods.Total 27




Absent or not voting: Salomon.Total 1

HB 504 - Senate Amendments - Representative Hayman moved Senate amendments to HB 504 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court,Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn,Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund,Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch,MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Moore, Noland,Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson,Pinocci, Pope, Price, Redfield, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith,Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Webber, Welborn, Williams, Wilson,Woods, Mr. Speaker.Total 83

Nays: B. Brown, Burnett, Doane, Hess, Lamm, Manzella, McKamey, Miller, Monforton,Mortensen, Randall, Regier, Ricci, Wagoner, White, Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 17



SB 83 - Representative D. Moore moved SB 83 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: B. Bennett, Berry, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Dudik, Dunwell,Eck, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Funk, Garner, Greef, Hayman, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund,Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville,McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Moore, Noonan, Olsen, Osmundson,Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,Shaw, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Williams, Wilson, Woods.Total 60

Nays: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Doane, Ehli, Fitzpatrick, Flynn,Glimm, Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess, Jones, Lamm, Laszloffy, Lavin, Manzella, McKamey,Miller, Monforton, Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci,Schwaderer, Staffanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 40





SB 99 -Representative Osmundson moved SB 99 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Clark,Cook, Cuffe, Custer, Doane, Eck, Ehli, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef,Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jacobson, Karjala, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy,Lavin, Lynch, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton,Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Perry, Pinocci, Pope, Price,Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith,Staffanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wittich, Zolnikov,Mr. Speaker.Total 74

Nays: Burnett, Court, Curdy, Dudik, Dunwell, Ellis, Essmann, Hagstrom, Hayman, Hunter,Jones, Kelker, Kipp III, Lieser, MacDonald, McClafferty, McConnell, Noonan, Pease-Lopez,Peppers, Person, Pierson, Steenberg, Swanson, Wilson, Woods.Total 26



SB 259 - Representative D. Moore moved SB 259 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer,Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Garner, Greef,Hagstrom, Hayman, Hertz, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala,Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy,McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Mortensen, Noonan, Olsen,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Redfield, Ricci, Richmond,Salomon, Schreiner, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber,Welborn, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 77

Nays: J. Bennett, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Flynn, Glimm, Harris, Hess, Lamm, Manzella,McKamey, Monforton, Noland, Olszewski, Peppers, Pinocci, Randall, Regier, Schwaderer,Tschida, Wagoner, White, Wittich.Total 23





SB 272 - Representative Mehlhoff moved SB 272 be concurred in.

SB 272 - Representative McCarthy moved SB 272, second reading copy, be amended asfollows:

1. Title, page 1, line 8.Strike: "SCHOOLS AND"

2. Title, page 1, line 9.Following: "FUNDING;"Insert: "PROVIDING AN APPROPRIATION;"

3. Title, page 1, line 11.Following: "DATE"Insert: "AND A TERMINATION DATE"

4. Page 2, line 10 through line 11.Strike: subsection (3) in its entiretyRenumber: subsequent subsections

5. Page 2, line 15.Strike: "and schools"

6. Page 2, line 16.Strike: "and schools"

7. Page 2, line 27.Strike: "and schools"Strike: "or school"

8. Page 2, line 29.Strike: "subsection (3)"Insert: "subsections (3) and (4)"

9. Page 3, line 4 through line 5.Strike: "(b) for" through ";" on line 5Renumber: subsequent subsections



10. Page 3, line 10.Following: line 10Insert: "(4) If the money appropriated for Indian immersion programs is insufficient to provide

the amounts in subsections (2) and (3), the office of public instruction shall prorate thepayments accordingly."

Renumber: subsequent subsections

11. Page 3, line 12.Strike: "schools and"

12. Page 4, line 17.Insert: "NEW SECTION. Section 6. Appropriation. There is appropriated from thegeneral fund to the office of public instruction $45,000 for the biennium beginning July 1, 2015,as a one-time-only appropriation for the purposes described in [sections 1 through 4]."Renumber: subsequent sections

13. Page 4, line 25.Following: line 25Insert: "NEW SECTION. Section 10. Termination. [This act] terminates June 30,2019."

Amendment adopted as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook,Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus,Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McConnell,McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall,Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson,Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson,Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 97

Nays: B. Brown, Monforton.Total 2


Absent or not voting: McClafferty.Total 1



SB 272 - Representative Mehlhoff moved SB 272, as amended, be concurred in. Motioncarried as follows:

Yeas: B. Bennett, Berry, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik,Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Hayman, Hertz, Hill, Hollandsworth, Hunter, Jacobson,Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez,Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer,Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams,Wilson, Woods, Mr. Speaker.Total 64

Nays: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Flynn,Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hess, Holmlund, Jones, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy,Manzella, Monforton, Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield,Regier, Ricci, Tschida, Wagoner, Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 36



SB 275 - Representative Essmann moved SB 275 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook, Cuffe,Doane, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris,Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jones, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Mandeville,Manzella, McKamey, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Schwaderer, Shaw,Staffanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 57

Nays: B. Bennett, Z. Brown, Court, Curdy, Custer, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Funk, Hayman,Hill, Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, McCarthy,McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person,Pierson, Pope, Price, Salomon, Schreiner, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber,Williams, Wilson, Woods.Total 43





SB 279 - Representative Mandeville moved SB 279 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook, Cuffe,Custer, Doane, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom,Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jones, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin,Mandeville, Manzella, McKamey, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,Olszewski, Osmundson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon,Schwaderer, Shaw, Staffanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr.Speaker.Total 60

Nays: B. Bennett, Z. Brown, Court, Curdy, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Funk, Hayman, Hill,Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, Mehlhoff, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope,Price, Schreiner, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Williams, Wilson, Woods.Total 40



SB 365 - Representative Fitzpatrick moved SB 365 be concurred in. Motion failed as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Clark, Cook, Cuffe, Custer, Ehli, Fitzpatrick, Flynn,Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jacobson, Jones,Lamm, Laszloffy, Lavin, Mandeville, McCarthy, Miller, Moore, Noland, Osmundson, Perry,Pierson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Shaw, Wagoner, Zolnikov, Mr.Speaker.Total 42

Nays: B. Bennett, J. Bennett, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett, Court, Curdy, Doane, Dunwell, Eck,Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Funk, Harris, Hayman, Hill, Hunter, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang,Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Manzella, McClafferty, McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers,Monforton, Mortensen, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Person, Pope,Price, Regier, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Webber,Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods.Total 56




Absent or not voting: Dudik, Staffanson.Total 2

SB 387 - Representative White moved SB 387 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook, Cuffe,Custer, Doane, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom,Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jones, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin,Mandeville, Manzella, McKamey, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,Olszewski, Osmundson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Schwaderer,Shaw, Staffanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 58

Nays: B. Bennett, Z. Brown, Court, Curdy, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Funk, Hayman, Hill,Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, Mehlhoff, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope,Price, Schreiner, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Williams, Wilson, Woods.Total 41


Absent or not voting: Salomon.Total 1

SB 411 - Majority Leader Regier moved consideration of SB 411 be placed at the top of thesecond reading board. Motion carried.

SB 411 - Representative Harris moved SB 411 be concurred in.

SB 411 - Representative Ballance moved SB 411, second reading copy, be amended asfollows:

1. Page 1, line 25 through line 26.Following: "2016" on line 25Strike: ", with no more" on line 25 through "date" on line 26

2. Page 2.Following: line 11Insert: "(iii) one representative of the office of budget and program planning;"Renumber: subsequent subsections

3. Page 2, line 12.Strike: "two representatives"Insert: "one representative"



4. Page 2, line 13.Strike: "two providers"Insert: "one provider"

5. Page 2, line 16.Strike: "one family member or guardian of an individual who is"Insert: "two family members or guardians of individuals who are"

6. Page 2, line 17.Strike: "was"Insert: "were"Following: "years"Insert: ", representing varying viewpoints"

7. Page 2, line 18Strike: subsection (vii) in its entiretyInsert: "(viii) one representative of the Montana developmental center workforce;

(ix) one Jefferson County commissioner; and"Renumber: subsequent subsections

8. Page 2, line 19 through line 20.Following: "2-15-1869" on line 19Strike: "; and" on line 19 through "disabilities" on line 20

9. Page 3, line 2.Strike: "and"

10. Page 3.Following: line 2Insert: "(e) identify potential options for repurposing of the Montana developmental center

campus;(f) recommend workforce planning and transition options for the Montana

developmental center workforce; and"Renumber: subsequent subsection

11. Page 10, line 13 through line 14.Strike: "unless" on line 13 through "persons" on line 14

12. Page 10, line 29.Following: "admission"Insert: "may not be made"

13. Page 10, line 30 through Page 11, line 1.Following: "center"Strike: "may not" on line 30 through "persons" on line 1




Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann,Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz,Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm,Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson,Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner,Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 100

Nays: None.Total 0



Representative Noonan rose on a Point of Personal Privilege. He felt that in the previousday's discussion on SB 411 some decorum lines were crossed, he cited H 20-20 and Mason'sSection 121, 123 and 124 and asked that the members of the body follow these rules during thecurrent day's discussion.

Representative Schwaderer rose on a Point of Personal Privilege. He felt that some of hiscomments in the previous day's discussion crossed a threshold and he apologized for anyunstatesman-like behavior.

SB 411 - Representative Tschida moved for cloture. Motion carried. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark,Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus,Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin,Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, McKamey,Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall,Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson,Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Webber, Welborn, White, Wilson, Wittich, Woods,Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 94



Nays: Berry, Lamm, Olsen, Wagoner, Williams.Total 5


Absent or not voting: Jones.Total 1

SB 411 - Representative Harris moved SB 411, as amended, be concurred in. Motion carriedas follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook, Cuffe,Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom,Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jones, Karjala, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lieser,Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McConnell, McKamey, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Mortensen,Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Perry, Pinocci, Regier, Ricci, Schwaderer,Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Tschida, Webber, Wilson, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 61

Nays: B. Bennett, Berry, Court, Curdy, Custer, Ellis, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Hayman, Hill, Hunter,Jacobson, Kelker, Kipp III, Lavin, Lynch, MacDonald, McClafferty, Mehlhoff, Moore,Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Richmond, Salomon,Schreiner, Shaw, Swanson, Tropila, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Williams, Woods.Total 39



SB 396 - Representative Zolnikov moved SB 396 be concurred in.

SB 396 - Representative Zolnikov moved SB 396, second reading copy, be amended asfollows:

1. Page 3, line 11.Strike: "FOLLOWING AUTOMOBILE"Insert: "motor vehicle liability"Strike: "REQUIREMENTS APPLY"Insert: "policy must provide"

2. Page 3, line 12.Strike: "THE POLICY MUST PROVIDE"



3. Page 3, line 14.Strike: "."Insert: "; and"

4. Page 3, line 15.Strike: "THE POLICY MUST PROVIDE"Strike: "AS PROVIDED"Insert: "when required"

5. Page 3, line 21.Strike: "FOLLOWING"Strike: "REQUIREMENTS APPLY"Insert: "policy must provide"

6. Page 3, line 22.Strike: "THE POLICY MUST PROVIDE"

7. Page 3, line 23.Strike: "."Insert: "; and"

8. Page 3, line 24.Strike: "THE POLICY MUST PROVIDE"Strike: "AS PROVIDED"Insert: "when required"

9. Page 4, line 30.Strike: "COVERAGE"Insert: "liability or optional coverages"

10. Page 6.Following: line 6Insert: "(5) Nothing in this chapter limits the right of a lender or secured party on a driver’s

vehicle to require a driver to maintain comprehensive and collision damage coverage fora driver’s vehicle or to show evidence of that coverage to the lender or secured partythat would cover the period when the driver is logged on to the transportation networkcarrier’s digital network regardless of whether the driver is engaged in a prearrangedride. If the driver fails to maintain the required comprehensive and collision coverage orto show evidence to the lender or secured party of the coverage upon reasonablerequest by the lender or secured party, the lender or secured party may obtain thecoverage at the expense of the driver and is not required to provide disclosure under[section 5].(6) If a lender or a secured party has a secured interest in a driver’s vehicle and a transportation network carrier’s insurer makes a payment for a claim for damage to the driver’s vehicle that is covered under comprehensive or collision damage coverage held



by the transportation network carrier, the insurer shall issue the payment directly to the vehicle repair shop or jointly to the owner of the vehicle and the primary lender or secured party on the covered vehicle."


Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Cuffe, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick,Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth,Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin,Lieser, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, McKamey, Meyers, Miller,Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry,Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon,Schwaderer, Smith, Staffanson, Swanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, White, Williams,Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 86

Nays: Court, Curdy, Eck, Funk, Lynch, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Olsen, Schreiner, Shaw,Steenberg, Tropila, Welborn.Total 13


Absent or not voting: Noonan.Total 1

SB 396 - Representative Hess moved for cloture. Motion carried. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann,Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy,Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers,Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olszewski, Osmundson, Peppers, Perry,Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon,Schwaderer, Shaw, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber,Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 90

Nays: Funk, Hayman, Kelker, MacDonald, McClafferty, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Schreiner, Smith,Woods.Total 10





Representative Miller rose on a Point of Order. He reminded the body that for Cloture motionsmembers must be in their seats to vote and may not punch a seat mate's button.

SB 396 - Representative Zolnikov moved SB 396, as amended, be concurred in. Motioncarried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett, Cuffe,Doane, Dunwell, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris,Hertz, Hess, Hill, Holmlund, Jacobson, Jones, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Mandeville,Manzella, McCarthy, McKamey, Meyers, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski,Osmundson, Perry, Person, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond,Schwaderer, Staffanson, Tschida, Wagoner, White, Williams, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr.Speaker.Total 61

Nays: B. Bennett, Clark, Cook, Court, Curdy, Custer, Dudik, Eck, Ellis, Funk, Garner, Hayman,Hollandsworth, Hunter, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, McClafferty,McConnell, Mehlhoff, Miller, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Pierson, Salomon,Schreiner, Shaw, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Welborn, Wilson.Total 39



SB 401 - Representative Lynch moved SB 401 be concurred in. Motion carried as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann,Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz,Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McConnell,McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall,Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson,Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, Williams, Wilson, Woods,Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 94



Nays: Lamm, Redfield, White, Wittich.Total 4


Absent or not voting: McClafferty, Olszewski.Total 2

SB 402 - Representative Richmond moved SB 402 be concurred in.

SB 402 - Representative Richmond moved SB 402, second reading copy, be amended asfollows:

1. Page 12, line 17 through line 18.Strike: "legislative" on line 17 through "division" on line 18Insert: "governor's office"

2. Page 12, line 20 through line 23.Strike: ":" on line 20 through "(ii)" on line 23

3. Page 13, line 3.Strike: "legislative" through "council."Insert: "council is allocated to the governor's office for administrative purposes only as provided

in 2-15-121."

4. Page 15, line 29.Strike: "legislative services division"Insert: "governor's office"

5. Page 16, line 10.Strike: "Title 5, chapter 5"Insert: "Title 2, chapter 15"

6. Page 16, line 11.Strike: "5, chapter 5"Insert: "2, chapter 15"

7. Page 16, line 13 through line 20.Strike: section 18 in its entiretyRenumber: subsequent sections




Yeas: Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Burnett, Clark, Cook, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Dudik, Dunwell, Ehli,Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Hayman,Hertz, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jacobson, Jones, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lynch,MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Noonan,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Randall, Redfield, Regier,Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Swanson, Tschida, Wagoner,Webber, Welborn, White, Woods, Mr. Speaker.Total 68

Nays: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Court, Doane, Eck, Harris, Hunter,Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lieser, Manzella, McClafferty, McConnell, Monforton,Mortensen, Noland, Olsen, Olszewski, Pinocci, Price, Staffanson, Steenberg, Tropila, Williams,Wilson, Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 32



SB 402 - Representative Steenberg moved SB 402, second reading copy, be amended asfollows:

1. Title, page 1, line 12.Strike: "BEFORE" through "2025"

2. Title, page 1, line 17.Following: "DISTRICTS,"Insert: "A PORTION TO CERTAIN TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS,"

3. Title, page 1, line 20 through line 22.Strike: "GRANTING" on line 20 through "CIRCUMSTANCES;" on line 22

4. Title, page 1, line 29.Strike: "ATTACHED" through "OFFICE"

5. Title, page 2, line 7.Strike: "SECTION"Insert: "SECTIONS"Following: "15-10-420"Insert: "AND 90-1-135"



6. Page 2, line 21.Strike: "prior" through "2025"

7. Page 2, line 23.Following: "special districts,"Insert: "affected tribal governments,"

8. Page 2, line 25.Strike: "prior" through "2025,"


10. Page 2, line 29.Strike: "prior" through "2025"

11. Page 3, line 5.Strike: "but not" through "1980"

12. Page 3, line 16.Strike: "a tribal government,"

13. Page 3, line 23.Following: "Montana"Insert: "within a 100-mile radius of a county where a coal-fired generating unit or units are

located and that is affected by the retirement of a coal-fired generating unit or units"

14. Page 3, line 26 through line 27.Strike: "prior" on line 26 through "2025" on line 27

15. Page 4, line 8.Strike: "(a)"

16. Page 4, line 10.Strike: "on or before November 30, 2025"

17. Page 4, line 13 through line 15.Strike: subsection (b) in its entirety

18. Page 4, line 16.Strike: "If" through "2025, in"Insert: "In"









25. Page 6, line 7.Strike: "if the unit" through "2025, or"

26. Page 6, line 15.Strike: "25%"Insert: "20%"



29. Page 6, line 21.Following: "[section 9];"Strike: "and"




Following: "fund"Insert: "; and

(e) 20% of all money received pursuant to subsection (1) must be deposited in theappropriate special revenue account established in 90-1-135 and used in accordance with[section 10]"

31. Page 7, line 21.Strike: line 21 in its entiretyRenumber: subsequent subsections

32. Page 8, line 29 through page 9, line 26.Strike: section 10 in its entirety

"NEW SECTION. Section 10. Cooperation between state and coal county tribalgovernment. The state-tribal economic development commission established in 90-1-131, incoordination with the state director of Indian affairs provided for in 2-15-217 and a tribalgovernment as defined in [section 3], shall determine how to distribute an impact fee to affectedtribal governments to compensate for impacts by the retirement of a coal-fired generating unitor units.

33. Page 15.Following: line 26Insert: "Section 15. Section 90-1-135, MCA, is amended to read:

"90-1-135. Special revenue accounts. (1) There is an account in the state treasury forthe receipt of state and private funds and an account in the state treasury for the receipt offederal funds for expenditure by the state-tribal economic development commission establishedin 90-1-131.

(2) Money Except as provided in subsection (4), money in the accounts established insubsection (1) must be used to pay:

(a) the commission's administrative costs;(b) the salary, benefits, and administrative expenses of the tribal business center

coordinator and the federal grants coordinator; and(c) the costs of conducting or commissioning and periodically updating or otherwise

modifying a comprehensive assessment of economic development needs and priorities on eachof the Indian reservations in the state.

(3) Money Except as provided in subsection (4), money in the accounts that is notexpended for the purposes identified in subsection (2) may be used for other purposes that thecommission considers prudent or necessary.

(4) Money deposited in the appropriate account in accordance with [section 6(2)(e)]must be used in accordance with [section 10].

(4)(5) Interest and income earned on the money in the accounts must be deposited inthe accounts for the commission's use and in accordance with subsection (4).""Renumber: subsequent sections



Amendment not adopted as follows:

Yeas: B. Bennett, Z. Brown, Burnett, Court, Curdy, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Hayman, Hill,Hunter, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lieser, MacDonald, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell,Meyers, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Pierson, Pope, Price,Steenberg, Tropila, Tschida, Webber, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov.Total 39

Nays: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Clark, Cook, Cuffe, Custer,Doane, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris,Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jacobson, Jones, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lynch,Mandeville, Manzella, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,Osmundson, Person, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Swanson, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Mr. Speaker.Total 60


Absent or not voting: Flynn.Total 1

SB 402 - Representative Lavin moved for cloture.

The Chair ruled the motion Out of Order.

SB 402 - Representative Richmond moved SB 402, as amended, be concurred in. Motionfailed as follows:

Yeas: Berry, Clark, Cook, Cuffe, Custer, Dudik, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Garner,Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jacobson, Lang, Lynch, Mandeville,McClafferty, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Noonan, Osmundson, Perry, Person, Pierson,Randall, Redfield, Regier, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith,Staffanson, Swanson, Welborn, White.Total 43

Nays: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett, Court,Curdy, Doane, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Flynn, Glimm, Greef, Hayman, Hess, Hill, Hunter,Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, MacDonald, Manzella,McCarthy, McConnell, McKamey, Monforton, Mortensen, Noland, Olsen, Olszewski,Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Ricci, Steenberg, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner,Webber, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 57





Majority Leader Regier moved the committee rise and report. Motion carried. Committeearose. House resumed. Mr. Speaker presiding. Chair Glimm moved the Committee of theWhole report be adopted. Report adopted as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Curdy, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Fiscus, Flynn, Funk, Garner,Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter,Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch,MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff,Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez,Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci,Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson,Tropila, Tschida, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr.Speaker.Total 92

Nays: Cuffe, Custer, Essmann, Fitzpatrick, Hertz, Miller, Wagoner.Total 7


Absent or not voting: Meyers.Total 1

THIRD READING OF BILLS

The following bills having been read three several times, title and history agreed to, weredisposed of in the following manner:

HJR 21 adopted as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus,Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang,Laszloffy, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell,McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Randall, Regier,



Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson,Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, White, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 91

Nays: Cook, Fitzpatrick, Lavin, Monforton, Redfield, Ricci, Welborn, Wittich.Total 8


Absent or not voting: Pinocci.Total 1


Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Clark,Cook, Cuffe, Custer, Doane, Dunwell, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Garner, Glimm,Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jones, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy,Lavin, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McKamey, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore,Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski, Osmundson, Perry, Person, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci,Richmond, Salomon, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Tschida, Wagoner,Welborn, White, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 65

Nays: Z. Brown, Court, Curdy, Dudik, Eck, Ellis, Funk, Hayman, Hill, Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala,Kelker, Kipp III, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Noonan, Olsen,Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Pierson, Pope, Price, Schreiner, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Williams,Wilson, Woods.Total 34


Absent or not voting: Pinocci.Total 1


Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Clark,Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Fitzpatrick, Funk,Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter,Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch,MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Miller, Moore,Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person,Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,



Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Wagoner, Webber,White, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 87

Nays: Burnett, Essmann, Fiscus, Flynn, Harris, McKamey, Meyers, Monforton, Mortensen,Regier, Tschida, Welborn, Wittich.Total 13




Yeas: B. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Z. Brown, Clark, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Dudik, Dunwell,Eck, Ellis, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Garner, Greef, Hayman, Hertz, Hill, Hollandsworth,Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch,MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Miller, Moore, Mortensen,Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope,Price, Redfield, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Steenberg,Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Mr.Speaker.Total 73

Nays: Ballance, J. Bennett, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Cook, Doane, Ehli, Essmann, Flynn,Glimm, Hagstrom, Harris, Hess, Jones, Lamm, Manzella, McKamey, Meyers, Monforton,Noland, Pinocci, Randall, Regier, Staffanson, Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 27




Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus,Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,



Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson,

Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner,Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 98

Nays: Dudik, Hayman.Total 2



SB 306 concurred in as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook,Court, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick,Flynn, Funk, Garner, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth,Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin,Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, McKamey,Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall,Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson,Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson,Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 95

Nays: B. Brown, Cuffe, Glimm, Olsen, Wittich.Total 5






Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Cuffe, Custer, Doane,Ehli, Ellis, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Jones, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lynch, Mandeville, Manzella,

McCarthy, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski,Osmundson, Pierson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Schwaderer,Staffanson, Steenberg, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 59

Nays: B. Bennett, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Curdy, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Essmann, Funk,Hayman, Hill, Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lieser, MacDonald, McClafferty,McConnell, Moore, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pope, Price,Salomon, Schreiner, Shaw, Smith, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Williams, Wilson, Woods.Total 41




Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann,Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz,Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson,Pinocci, Pope, Price, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith,Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White,Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 97

Nays: Lamm, Randall, Redfield.Total 3






Yeas: B. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Z. Brown, Clark, Court, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik,Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Funk, Garner, Greef, Hayman, Hill, Hollandsworth,Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser,Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Moore,Noonan, Olsen, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price,Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Shaw, Smith, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Williams,Wilson, Woods, Mr. Speaker.Total 64

Nays: Ballance, J. Bennett, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Cook, Cuffe, Ehli, Fitzpatrick, Flynn,Glimm, Hagstrom, Harris, Hertz, Hess, Lamm, Manzella, McKamey, Miller, Monforton,Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Schwaderer,Staffanson, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, White, Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 36




Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus,Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen,Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price,Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith,Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White,Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 98

Nays: Ellis, McKamey.Total 2







Nays: None.Total 0




Yeas: B. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Curdy, Custer,Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner,Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson,Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville,McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore,Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry,Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Welborn, White,Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Mr. Speaker.Total 86

Nays: Ballance, J. Bennett, Brodehl, Burnett, Cuffe, Glimm, Hess, Jones, Lamm, Manzella,Pinocci, Tschida, Wagoner, Zolnikov.Total 14






Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook,Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn,Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth,Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser,Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, Mehlhoff, Meyers,Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson,Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier,Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg,Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Woods,Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 95

Nays: B. Brown, Essmann, Lamm, McKamey, Wittich.Total 5




Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann,Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz,Hess, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm,Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,Noonan, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci,Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer,Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner, Webber, Welborn,White, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 99

Nays: Olsen.Total 1






Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, Berry, Z. Brown, Burnett, Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer,Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Essmann, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef,Hagstrom, Hayman, Hertz, Hill, Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala,Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, Mehlhoff, Moore, Noland, Noonan, Olsen, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers,Perry, Person, Pierson, Pinocci, Pope, Price, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner, Shaw, Smith,Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, White, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Mr.Speaker.Total 73

Nays: J. Bennett, Berglee, Brodehl, B. Brown, Doane, Flynn, Harris, Hess, Lamm, Laszloffy,Mandeville, McKamey, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Mortensen, Olszewski, Randall, Redfield,Regier, Ricci, Schwaderer, Tschida, Wagoner, Welborn, Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 27




Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, Berry, Z. Brown, Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Dudik,Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Ellis, Fiscus, Fitzpatrick, Funk, Greef, Hagstrom, Hayman, Hertz, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lang, Lieser, Lynch,MacDonald, McCarthy, McClafferty, McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Miller, Moore, Noonan,Olsen, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson, Pope, Price, Richmond,Salomon, Schreiner, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila,Tschida, Webber, Welborn, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Mr. Speaker.Total 68

Nays: J. Bennett, Berglee, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Doane, Essmann, Flynn, Garner, Glimm,Harris, Hess, Jones, Lamm, Laszloffy, Lavin, Mandeville, Manzella, Meyers, Monforton,Mortensen, Noland, Olszewski, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Wagoner, White,Wittich, Zolnikov.Total 32







Nays: None.Total 0




Yeas: Ballance, B. Bennett, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Z. Brown, Burnett,Clark, Cook, Court, Cuffe, Curdy, Custer, Doane, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ehli, Essmann, Fiscus,Fitzpatrick, Flynn, Funk, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hayman, Hertz, Hess, Hill,Hollandsworth, Holmlund, Hunter, Jacobson, Jones, Karjala, Kelker, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang,Laszloffy, Lavin, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McClafferty,McConnell, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Meyers, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland,Noonan, Olsen, Olszewski, Osmundson, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pierson,Pinocci, Pope, Price, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Salomon, Schreiner,Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith, Staffanson, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Tschida, Wagoner,Webber, Welborn, White, Williams, Wilson, Wittich, Woods, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 99

Nays: Ellis.Total 1







Nays: None.Total 0



MOTIONS

Majority Leader Regier moved SB 411 be moved from the Committee of the Whole to theAppropriations Committee.

Majority Leader Regier moved to appoint a Conference Committee on HB 28 and request theSenate to appoint a like committee. Motion carried. Speaker Knudsen appointed:

4/17/2015Representative EckRepresentative RedfieldRepresentative Schwaderer

Majority Leader Regier moved the House accede to the request of the Senate and appoint aFree Conference Committee on SB 283. Motion carried. Speaker Knudsen appointed:

4/17/2015Representative EssmannRepresentative MacDonaldRepresentative Mandeville



Majority Leader Regier moved that SB 244 be taken from Business and Labor and broughtbefore the Committee of the Whole, Saturday, April 18, 2015.

Motion passed as follows:

Yeas: Ballance, J. Bennett, Berglee, Berry, Brodehl, B. Brown, Burnett, Cook, Cuffe, Custer,Doane, Ehli, Fiscus, Flynn, Garner, Glimm, Greef, Hagstrom, Harris, Hess, Hollandsworth,Holmlund, Jacobson, Jones, Kipp III, Lamm, Lang, Laszloffy, Lavin, Mandeville, Manzella, McCarthy, McKamey, Mehlhoff, Miller, Monforton, Moore, Mortensen, Noland, Osmundson,Pierson, Pinocci, Randall, Redfield, Regier, Ricci, Richmond, Schwaderer, Shaw, Smith,Staffanson, Tschida, Wagoner, White, Wittich, Zolnikov, Mr. Speaker.Total 57

Nays: B. Bennett, Z. Brown, Clark, Court, Curdy, Dudik, Dunwell, Eck, Ellis, Essmann,Fitzpatrick, Funk, Hayman, Hill, Hunter, Karjala, Kelker, Lieser, Lynch, MacDonald, McClafferty,McConnell, Noonan, Olsen, Pease-Lopez, Peppers, Perry, Person, Pope, Price, Salomon,Schreiner, Steenberg, Swanson, Tropila, Webber, Welborn, Williams, Wilson, Woods.Total 40


Absent or not voting: Hertz, Meyers, Olszewski.Total 3

SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY

Representative Hill introduced the Lewis and Clark Peace Choir from Missoula, Montana, whoperformed a medley of music from around the world. The children were awarded honorarymemberships to the Montana House of Representatives.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Committee meetings were announced by the committee chairs.

The Speaker announced a Joint Resolution had been placed on the Consent Calendar. The billwould be posted on the board for one legislative day. During the following day's session, underOrder of Business # 11, Special Orders of the Day, he would ask for questions. No debate isallowed. If there are no objections, the bill will be placed on third reading on Monday, April 20,2015.

The Speaker stated that if any legislator objected to the bill being placed on the ConsentCalendar, the bill will be placed on second reading and proceed through the normal process.Written objections should be given to the Chief Clerk.



Majority Leader Regier moved that the House adjourn until 8:00 a.m., Saturday, April 18, 2015. Motion carried.

House adjourned at 5:18 p.m.

LINDSEY GROVOM AUSTIN KNUDSENChief Clerk of the House Speaker of the House


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