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Senate Finance sends 'sex' definition to floor, Dems requesting 'deep dive' into fiscal impact – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Senate Finance sends 'sex' definition to floor, Dems requesting 'deep dive' into fiscal impact – Daily Montanan

The Montana DOC and university system said the bill to define sex as a man and a woman could be expensive. In an email Monday, Sen. Ellie Boldman, D-Missoula, said she has talked to groups since Friday, like the Montana Association of Counties, who have expressed concern.

GOP sends gender bill to floor; Dems requesting fiscal impacts - Vimarsana News

GOP sends gender bill to floor; Dems requesting fiscal impacts

A technical note prepared by the Office of Commissioner of Higher Education and the Montana University System said that because this bill creates conflict with federal law, it may jeopardize federal funding the school system receives.

Bill to define sex advances from budget-focused committee - Vimarsana News

Bill to define sex advances from budget-focused committee

Senate Bill 458 is from Sen. Carl Glimm, R-Kila. It would define sex based on sex organs and chromosomes.

Governor's budget withholds marijuana tax funds from FWP programs - Vimarsana News

Governor's budget withholds marijuana tax funds from FWP programs

After Gov. Greg Gianforte released his draft budget last week, some Montanans were disappointed to see that conservation programs weren’t slated to get as much money as they expected.

Governor's budget withholds marijuana tax funds from FWP programs - Vimarsana News

Governor's budget withholds marijuana tax funds from FWP programs

After Gov. Greg Gianforte released his draft budget last week, some Montanans were disappointed to see that conservation programs weren’t slated to get as much money as they expected.