Montana § 75-6-312 - Meetings Of Governing Body -- Annual Audit
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§ 75-6-312. Meetings Of Governing Body -- Annual Audit
Meetings of governing body -- annual audit. The governing body of the authority shall meet as often as the needs of the authority require, but not less frequently than on a quarterly basis. The authority is subject to the provisions of Title 2, chapter 3, regarding open meeting laws and public participation. The governing body shall cause an annual audit of the financial records of the authority to be made. The cost of the audit must be paid by the authority. The authority is considered a local government entity for purposes of Title 2, chapter 7, part 5, and audits must comply with the provisions of that part.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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