Main state budget bill.

Major infrastructure bill, generally funding state facility and university projects.

Provides raises for state workers.

Requires expedited court hearings after the state removes children from their homes.

Advances new funding model for mental health and addiction treatment providers.

Limits the types of patients who can be committed to the Montana State Hospital.

Adds legal requirements in child removal cases.

Lets counties add a local race to their routine post-election audit of statewide races to verify voting machine accuracy.

Puts a portion of the state budget surplus to income tax rebates.

Requires counties to conduct Election Day ballot counts without taking a break.

Raises threshold for tax-exempt business property from $300,000 to $1 million.

Uses a portion of the state budget surplus for short-term property tax rebates.

Alters Montana obscenity laws so criminal penalties could apply to public school employees.

“Debt-free in ‘23” bill that funds the pay down of some state bonds.

Puts $100 million into a highway fund to help the state access federal match dollars.

Creates an income tax credit for property tax relief.

Would allow state regulators to pre-approve energy projects proposed by large monopoly utilities.

Allows medical providers to withhold services based on ethical, moral, or religious beliefs.