MT HB 362

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Revise the unit ownership act to allow a lower threshold for common element changes

Montana · 2025 Regular Session (69th Legislature) · lower

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Did MT HB 362 pass?

No. MT HB 362 did not pass — it was defeated or died in the legislative process. Latest recorded action (2025-05-20): (H) Died in Process

What is MT HB 362 about?

MT HB 362 is a bill in the 2025 Regular Session (69th Legislature) titled “Revise the unit ownership act to allow a lower threshold for common element changes”.

Who sponsors MT HB 362?

Greg Oblander is the primary sponsor of MT HB 362.

Introduced: —
Latest action: 2025-05-20 — (H) Died in Process
Bill type: bill
Last updated: —

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Committees

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Action timeline

Newest first

2025-05-20
(H) Died in Process
failure
2025-03-12
(H) Missed Deadline for General Bill Transmittal
2025-03-01
(H) Taken from Table in Committee - (H) Business and Labor
2025-02-12
(H) Tabled in Committee - (H) Business and Labor
amendment-deferral
2025-02-12
(H) Tabled in Committee - (H) Business and Labor
amendment-deferral
2025-02-03
(H) Hearing - (H) Business and Labor
2025-01-31
(H) First Reading
reading-1
2025-01-31
(H) Referred to Committee - (H) Business and Labor
referral-committee
2025-01-31
(H) Introduced
2025-01-30
(LC) Draft Delivered to Requester
2025-01-29
(LC) Draft Ready for Delivery
2025-01-29
(LC) Draft in Assembly
2025-01-29
(LC) Draft in Final Drafter Review
2025-01-28
(LC) Draft in Input/Proofing
2025-01-28
(LC) Draft in Edit
2025-01-28
(LC) Draft in Legal Review
2024-12-10
(LC) Drafter Assigned

Versions

LC2621.pdfCompare
HB0362_1.pdfCompare
HB0362_1(5).pdfCompare
HB0362_1(4).pdfCompare
HB0362_1(3).pdfCompare
HB0362_1(2).pdfCompare
HB0362_1(1).pdfCompare

Documents

Votes

to_table
2025-02-12 · pass · 19-1
Member-level votes (20)
- Kerri Seekins-Crowe: yes
- Jennifer Lynch: yes
- Ron Marshall: yes
- Greg Oblander: no
- Jonathan Karlen: yes
- Bob Carter: yes
- Steve Gist: yes
- Nelly Nicol: yes
- Chip Fitzpatrick: yes
- Scott DeMarois: yes
- Courtenay Sprunger: yes
- Shannon Maness: yes
- Morgan Thiel: yes
- Jamie Isaly: yes
- Joshua Seckinger: yes
- Curtis Schomer: yes
- Katie Sullivan: yes
- Steve Fitzpatrick: yes
- Brandon Ler: yes
- Ed Buttrey: yes
to_take_from_the_table
2025-03-01 · fail · 8-9
Member-level votes (20)
- Kerri Seekins-Crowe: yes
- Jennifer Lynch: no
- Ron Marshall: yes
- Greg Oblander: yes
- Bob Carter: no
- Steve Gist: yes
- Nelly Nicol: yes
- Chip Fitzpatrick: no
- Scott DeMarois: no
- Courtenay Sprunger: no
- Shannon Maness: yes
- Morgan Thiel: abstain
- Jamie Isaly: no
- Joshua Seckinger: no
- Curtis Schomer: yes
- Katie Sullivan: no
- Steve Fitzpatrick: abstain
- Brandon Ler: abstain
- Ed Buttrey: yes
- Jonathan Karlen: no

Related bills

Replaces: LC 2621

Official source

https://bills.legmt.gov/#/laws/bill/2/LC2621?open_tab=sum

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