HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry
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HB 261
Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry
Montana · Became law
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| Sc Strategies | Gave to its sponsors | Sc Strategies gave $2.75K to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $2.75K |
| Boyd Andrew | Gave to its sponsors | Boyd Andrew gave $1.75K to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $1.75K |
| Gallatin County Democtratic Central Committee | Gave to its sponsors | Gallatin County Democtratic Central Committee gave $1.3K to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $1.3K |
| Goldsmith Tom | Gave to its sponsors | Goldsmith Tom gave $900 to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $900 |
| Hume Julie | Gave to its sponsors | Hume Julie gave $900 to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $900 |
| Wittenauer Cynthia | Gave to its sponsors | Wittenauer Cynthia gave $900 to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $900 |
| Pomnichowski Jennifer | Gave to its sponsors | Pomnichowski Jennifer gave $830 to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $830 |
| Slonaker Dennis | Gave to its sponsors | Slonaker Dennis gave $750 to a sponsor of HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $750 |
| Brian Close | Sponsors | Brian Close sponsored HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. | None |
| Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry | Source records | HB 261: Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry has an explicit source reference to Providing for procedural rule making authority to the department of labor and industry. | None |
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