Revise laws related to health insurance coverage of behavioral health screening
The Senate is considering a new law that would require health insurance companies to pay for mental health checkups.
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The Senate is considering a new law that would require health insurance companies to pay for mental health checkups.
The Senate is considering a bill that would allow people to start receiving home care services immediately, without having to wait for the government to finish the full Medicaid application process.
This bill creates a new program called "Montana’s BEST" to give teachers better training and more support. It is currently being reviewed by the House.
There is a new plan in the House of Representatives to give daycare workers scholarships to help them pay for school or training. It is still being debated and has not become law yet.
A new bill in the House would make school breakfast and lunch completely free for students who currently pay a small, discounted price.
This is a plan to change how tax money is spent. The House of Representatives is working on it right now.
The House is currently deciding how much money to spend on big, long-term construction projects.
This is the government's plan for how to spend its money. Right now, it is being discussed and voted on by the House of Representatives.
Lawmakers are working to keep the "Grow Your Own" program going. This program provides money to help local people get the training they need to become teachers. The bill is currently being reviewed in the House.
Lawmakers are updating the rules for how the state handles its money. The bill is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.
The Senate is considering a new law that would force the Supreme Court to make its private case files and meeting notes open to the public. Right now, these are kept secret, but this change would allow anyone to see exactly how the Court makes its decisions.
This bill would provide government money to build better training centers for firefighters. It is currently being discussed in the House of Representatives.