2023 Capitol Tracker

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HB 170: Repeal state energy policy

Became Law
βœ… Proposed
Introduced
Jan 4
βœ… 1st Cmte.
Advanced
Jan 16
βœ… House
Passed House
Jan 23
βœ… Senate
Passed Senate
Mar 15
βœ… Gov.
Signed
Mar 16

Sponsor:
πŸ“ƒ Bill text
πŸ’΅ Fiscal note
None on file
πŸ› Legal note
None on file
πŸ– Proposed amendments
None on file
See also: The official bill page.

Montana Free Press coverage

MTFP stories involving the bill
πŸ“° Energy
What was in the 1993 State Energy Policy, and why did lawmakers repeal it?
Apr 11, 2023 β€’ Amanda Eggert
πŸ“° Environment
How environmental policy proposals are faring at the Legislature’s halfway mark
Mar 9, 2023 β€’ Amanda Eggert
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Legislative actions

How bills move through the Legislature
Showing major bill actions only.
DateAction
Jan 4
Introduced
Jan 5
Referred to Committee
Jan 5
First Reading
Jan 9
Jan 11
Jan 16
Committee Executive Action--Bill Passed
βœ… 9-4
R9-0
D0-4
Jan 20
2nd Reading Passed
βœ… 67-32
R67-0
D0-32
Jan 23
3rd Reading Passed
βœ… 67-32
R67-0
D0-32
Jan 24
Transmitted to Senate
Jan 24
First Reading
Jan 24
Referred to Committee
Jan 31
Feb 14
Committee Executive Action--Bill Concurred
βœ… 8-4
R8-0
D0-4
Mar 14
2nd Reading Concurred
βœ… 33-17
R33-1
D0-16
Mar 15
3rd Reading Concurred
βœ… 34-16
R34-0
D0-16
Mar 16
Returned to House
Mar 16
Transmitted to Governor
Mar 16
Signed by Governor
Mar 16
Chapter Number Assigned
Showing major bill actions only.
This table may omit bill actions recorded since this guide's last update. See the bill page in LAWS for an official reference.

About the 2023 Montana Free Press Capitol Tracker

This guide is an effort to make the quantifiable aspects of the Montana Legislature more accessible to the public by compiling information about lawmakers, proposed bills and the legislative process. This is a project of Montana Free Press, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit newsroom that aims to provide Montanans with in-depth, nonpartisan news coverage.

The information presented here is collected from a variety of sources including the Montana Legislature’s public roster and its official bill-tracking system, the Legislative Automated Workflow System, or LAWS. Reporting and web design was done primarily by MTFP Deputy Editor Eric Dietrich. Please contact him at edietrich@montanafreepress.org with bug reports, questions or suggestions.

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