Montana § 2-4-314 - Biennial Review By Agencies -- Recommendations By Committee
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§ 2-4-314. Biennial Review By Agencies -- Recommendations By Committee
Biennial review by agencies -- recommendations by committee. (1) Each agency shall at least biennially review its rules to determine if any new rule should be adopted or any existing rule should be modified or repealed. (2) Subject to 2-4-112 , the committee may recommend to the legislature those modifications, additions, or deletions of agency rulemaking authority which the committee considers necessary.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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