Repeal termination date on reporting and disclosure of violence against health care employees
This bill removes the expiration date on Montana's requirement for reporting and disclosing violence against healthcare employees. It directly affects healthcare facilities and staff who must document incidents of violence in the workplace. The key provision repeals Section 4 of Chapter 516 from the 2023 laws, which previously set a sunset date for these reporting rules. As a result, the mandate for tracking and disclosing violence against healthcare workers continues indefinitely without a set end date.
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Introduced Nov 23, 2024
Last action Feb 17, 2025
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