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DLI Rules
Notice of Proposed Rulemakings
| Notice | Summary | Download | Comment Form |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAR Notice No. 2025-122 | Implementation of House Bill 246 regarding substantial equivalency and House Bill 435 regarding professional license discipline, and general revision of rules pertaining to the Board of Nursing Home Administrators | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR Notice No. 2025-261 | Board of Real Estate Appraisers Implementation of House Bill 246 pertaining to substantial equivalency and update reference to the Real Property Appraiser Qualification criteria | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR Notice No. 2025-264 | Implementation of House Bill 246 Substantial Equivalency as it pertains to the Board of Chiropractors | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR Notice No. 2025-346 | Implementation of House Bill 246 substantial equivalency as it pertains to the Board of Behavioral Health | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR Notice No. 2025-349 | Board of Realty Regulation implementing House Bill 246 substantial equivalency, amending trust account, supervision, and criminal conviction rules | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR Notice No. 2025-350 | Implementing HB 246 Substantial Equivalency as it pertains to the Board of Public Accountants | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR Notice No. 2025-395 | Prevailing wage rate adoption for 2026 | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR Notice No. 2025-404 | Implementing HB 246 Substantial Equivalency as it pertains to the Private Security Program | Download PDF | Comment Form |
| MAR NOTICE NO. 2025-508 | Independent Contractor Exemption Certification Application Requirements | Download PDF | Comment Form |
Red Tape Relief
On January 5th, 2021, Governor Gianforte Signed Executive Order No. 1-2021 which created the Red Tape Relief Advisory Council tasked with implementing regulatory reform. The order recognized that excessive, outdated, and unnecessary regulations cause great economic harm on the people and businesses of Montana while also reducing the efficiency of governmental operations.
We want to hear from you. Using the form below, please submit your concerns and ideas for regulatory relief.
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