Montana § 37-1-107 - Joint Meetings -- Department Duties
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§ 37-1-107. Joint Meetings -- Department Duties
Joint meetings -- department duties. (1) The department shall convene a joint meeting once every 2 years of two or more boards that: (a) have licensees with dual licensure in related professions or occupations; (b) have licensees licensed by another board in a related profession or with similar scopes of practice, including but not limited to: (i) health care boards; (ii) mental health care boards; (iii) design boards; (iv) therapeutic boards; or (v) technical boards; or (c) have issues of joint concern or related jurisdiction with each other. (2) A quorum is not required for the joint meeting. However, one member from each board shall attend.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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