Gov. Greg Gianforte
The 2023 Legislature is the second session of Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte's first term.
The governor appoints state agency heads and is ultimately responsible for the day-to-day management of government. The governor also prepares a budget proposal that serves as a starting point for the legislative appropriations process, where lawmakers determine how much the governorβs executive branch is allowed to spend.
Bills passed by the Legislature are sent to the governor, who can sign them into law, issue a veto, or let them become law without his signature. Vetos can be overridden by two-thirds majority votes in both the House and Senate.
803 2023 bills have been transmitted to Gov. Gianforte for his signature.
Awaiting action (0)
None at present
Vetoed (22)
Vetos can be overridden by two-thirds majorities in the House and Senate.
π HB 33: Allow county commissioners to initiate certain civil proceedings | β
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π HB 37: Generally revise child abuse and neglect laws Adds legal requirements in child removal cases. | β
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π SB 73: Clarify agency's duty to permit inspection for legislative audit purposes |