Bill
HB 350
Montana law prohibits state enforcement of policies from specified intergovernmental entities, potentially creating conflicts with federal treaty obligations and interstate standards.
HB 350 prohibits Montana state and local authorities from enforcing policies, rules, or directives issued by certain intergovernmental entities, particularly international organizations and multilateral bodies. The bill has been signed into law and establishes that Montana will not comply with or enforce mandates from these organizations within state jurisdiction.
This law directly impacts how Montana responds to international agreements, climate accords, health protocols, and other directives from bodies like the United Nations or World Health Organization. It creates potential conflicts between state enforcement priorities and federal obligations, and could affect Montana's participation in interstate compacts or federal funding programs that require compliance with intergovernmental standards.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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