Establish state special revenue account for Montana Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force

Removed draft indicators (e.g., 'HB0083.2') and replaced them with the final bill number 'HB0083' and 'ENROLLED BILL' status.

Added official certification sections including signatures for the Chief Clerk, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate to validate the bill.

Deleted placeholder text and draft-specific instructions that were present in the earlier version.

Added a requirement that funds in the Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force account be subject to audits as required by Title 5, Chapter 13, Part 3 of the Montana Code Annotated.

Clarified that money deposited in the account must be used pursuant to 44-2-411 and is subject to audits as required by law.

Updated the bill title and section headers to reflect the new audit requirement and adjusted formatting for legislative consistency.

Removed the requirement that funds be subject to the Legislative Audit Act and replaced it with a requirement that spending be approved by the missing indigenous persons task force.

The appropriation amount was changed from $1 to $0, effectively removing the specific legislative funding for this account.

The bill number was changed from HB 83.2 to HB 83.1, and the title was updated to explicitly list the effective and termination dates.

Codification instructions were updated to specify that Section 1 is intended to be codified as an integral part of Title 44, chapter 2, part 4.

Added a requirement that funds in the account be subject to audits as specified in Title 5, Chapter 13, Part 3.

Updated the description of fund usage to explicitly state that spending must comply with the Legislative Audit Act.

Changed the bill title and section numbering to reflect the new audit requirements.

Removed the requirement that funds be subject to audits as required by Title 5, Chapter 13, Part 3.

Added a requirement that interest and unspent money must remain in the account at the end of each fiscal year.

Changed the appropriation from a specific $1 amount to a general appropriation for allowable costs determined by the department.

Added a specific termination date of June 30, 2033, to the act.

Simplified the bill title and removed references to the Legislative Audit Act.

Added a requirement that funds in the account must be subject to audits as required by Title 5, Chapter 13, Part 3.

Updated the bill title to include the new audit requirement for transparency.

Adjusted the codification instruction to reference the new audit section.

The bill number was changed from LC0259.1 to HB 83.1 throughout the document headers and footers.