SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry
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SB 518
Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry
Montana · Became law
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| Health Care Service Corp Employee PAC | Gave to its sponsors | Health Care Service Corp Employee PAC gave $650 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $650 |
| Charter Communications Inc Montana PAC | Gave to its sponsors | Charter Communications Inc Montana PAC gave $450 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Iaff Firepac | Gave to its sponsors | Iaff Firepac gave $450 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Iverson John D | Gave to its sponsors | Iverson John D gave $450 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Kenneally Dan J | Gave to its sponsors | Kenneally Dan J gave $450 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Kenneally Emilee M | Gave to its sponsors | Kenneally Emilee M gave $450 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Kenneally Eric M | Gave to its sponsors | Kenneally Eric M gave $450 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Kenneally James M | Gave to its sponsors | Kenneally James M gave $450 to a sponsor of SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Derek Harvey | Sponsors | Derek Harvey sponsored SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. | None |
| Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry | Source records | SB 518: Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry has an explicit source reference to Transfer licensing of emergency medical providers to the department of labor and industry. | None |
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