HB 500

Adopt the Montana Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act

Bill text: As enrolled

Probably Dead

Bill Process

Date

Action

Body

Floor vote

GOP Caucus

Dem. Caucus

Intro

2/15/19

Introduced

House Floor

→Cmt

2/15/19

Referred to Committee

(H) Judiciary

1st

2/15/19

First Reading

(H) Judiciary

Hear

3/13/19

Hearing

(H) Judiciary

✓Cmt

3/18/19

Committee Executive Action--Bill Passed

(H) Judiciary

→Floor

3/18/19

Committee Report--Bill Passed

(H) Judiciary

✓2nd

3/26/19

2nd Reading Passed

House Floor

✓60-40

58-0

2-40

↩Cmt

3/26/19

Rereferred to Committee

(H) Appropriations

Hear

3/27/19

Hearing

(H) Appropriations

✓Cmt

3/27/19

Committee Executive Action--Bill Passed

(H) Appropriations

→Floor

3/28/19

Committee Report--Bill Passed

(H) Appropriations

✓3rd

3/29/19

3rd Reading Passed

House Floor

✓59-39

56-0

3-39

→Sen

3/29/19

Transmitted to Senate

House Floor

1st

4/1/19

First Reading

Senate Floor

→Cmt

4/1/19

Referred to Committee

(S) Judiciary

Hear

4/10/19

Hearing

(S) Judiciary

✓Cmt

4/11/19

Committee Executive Action--Bill Concurred

(S) Judiciary

→Floor

4/11/19

Committee Report--Bill Concurred

(S) Judiciary

✓2nd

4/17/19

2nd Reading Concurred

Senate Floor

✓30-20

30-0

0-20

✓3rd

4/18/19

3rd Reading Concurred

Senate Floor

✓31-19

30-0

1-19

→Gov

5/1/19

Transmitted to Governor

House Floor

✗Gov

5/7/19

Vetoed by Governor

Governor

Note: Coloring in the vote outcome column does not currently account for votes that require more than a simple majority to pass. Putting a constitutional amendment before voters, for example, takes approval from two-thirds of lawmakers across both houses. Additionally, bills that authorize state debt must pass with two-thirds supermajorities in each legislative chamber.

Data: The official bill page in the Montana LAWS system.