Revise emotional support animal laws

This bill updates Montana laws governing emotional support animals in housing by clarifying documentation requirements for landlords and tenants. It requires landlords to request supporting information from qualified health care practitioners when a tenant's need for an emotional support animal is not obvious, while prohibiting requests for medical records or disability diagnoses. The legislation defines emotional support animals as animals providing therapeutic support without requiring specialized training, distinguishes them from service animals, and establishes liability for property damage caused by these animals. Landlords must receive written determinations from practitioners who have established a client relationship at least 30 days prior to providing documentation.