Provide for Montana genomic security act

This bill establishes the Montana Genomic Security Act, which restricts medical and research facilities in the state from using genetic sequencing equipment or software produced by foreign adversaries. It requires facilities to remove prohibited technology and allows them to seek state reimbursement for replacement costs if they had purchased the equipment at least 90 days before the law takes effect. The legislation also mandates that all genetic sequencing data from Montanans be stored within the United States and prohibits remote access to that data unless individuals provide written consent. Additionally, facilities must use reasonable cybersecurity measures to protect genetic information, with penalties for non-compliance.